Pakistan beat Bangladesh by seven wickets

In a big cricket match, Pakistan beat Bangladesh by seven wickets in the Asia Cup Super Four stage in Lahore. Pacer Haris Rauf, who bowls really fast, was the best player of the game. He took four main wickets while giving away only 19 runs.Another Pacer Naseem Shah also played well, taking three wickets for 34 runs. This made it tough for Bangladesh to score and they could only manage 193 runs in 38.4 overs.

Pakistan’s turn to bat was fantastic. Imam-ul-Haq, the first player to bat, made a superb score of 78 runs. Mohammad Rizwan also did great, scoring 63 not out. Because of these good performances, Pakistan reached the target easily. They only lost three wickets in 39.3 overs.

This win was important for Pakistan as they get ready for a big match against India in Colombo. Their first match with India was canceled due to rain. Cricket fans were eagerly waiting for the result. But the match was canceled.

Imam-ul-Haq’s excellent batting was the highlight of Pakistan’s turn to bat. He hit four sixes and five boundaries in his 84-ball innings. He and Rizwan made a partnership of 85 runs before Imam-ul-Haq got out with only 35 runs needed for Pakistan to win.

Rizwan played really well and was helped by Agha Salman, who scored 12 runs not out. This helped Pakistan win with 63 balls remaining.


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Bangladesh’s captain, Shakib Al Hasan, was disappointed with how his team batted, especially losing wickets early. Pakistan’s bowlers, especially Haris Rauf, made it difficult for Bangladesh at the start.

Mushfiqur Rahim and Shakib Al Hasan tried their best with the bat, but when they got out, Bangladesh struggled. After Shakib got out, Bangladesh lost six wickets for just 46 runs in 58 balls.


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And in the end  Pakistan’s strong bowling and good batting helped them win convincingly. Now, everyone is looking forward to the exciting match against India.