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The opener marks 107 out of 46 while Pakistan Chase 197 with seven handlers in hand and 16 balls to lose for a victory in the 3-0 series.
A century without rib of Mohammad Haris led the pursuit of 197 points to earn The third T20 international cricket match against Bangladesh and filled a 3-0 series victory in Lahore.
Having won the first two games after choosing Bowl first, Pakistan asked visitors to fight first in the third match on Sunday at the Gaddafi stadium in the eastern metropolis of Pakistan.
Given a delicate target of 197, Pakistan lost Sahibzada Farhan – their top scorer in the second T20i – in the first at Mehidy Hasan Miraz.
While Pakistan of yesteryear may have collapsed under pressure from losing a quick counter, the new look under the young captain Salman Agha and the coach freshly named Mike Hesson maintained their score rate.
Saim Ayub and Haris trained a 92 -point partnership when they faced Bangladesh’s Bowling attack to maintain a high score rate and keep the target in view.
Ayub was dismissed at the 10th by Tanzim Hasan Sakib after scoring 45 points out of 29 bullets, but at that time, Haris had taken the role of the main striker and had kept the big blows to come.
The guardian guardian struck seven six and eight four in his 46-ball 107, which kept the Bangladesh out of driving for most of the Pakistan sleeves.
He was all smiling when he accepted the match of the Award match and said that despite the fact of not performing well for Pakistan in the recent past, he continued to work hard.
“I tried to learn from my mistakes and I didn’t want to waste this opportunity that I was able to play in this series,” he said.
Haris added that he had struck with the simple plan of “See Ball, Play Ball” and did not want to play unnecessary blows.
Earlier, Bangladesh sleeves had taken a quick start when Emon Emon and Tanzid Hasan Partez Hosquaine dominated the opening quasters of Pakistan Ayub and Faheem Ashraf.
They set up an opening stand of 110, but the range of Bangladaise strikers derailed shortly after Tanzid’s departure in the 11th.
Despite the beginnings of Captain Litton Das (22 points) and Towhid Hridoy (25 points), the Tigers could not maintain the rating rate set by the openers.
A total of 196-6 in 20 letters allowed the team at home to deal with a certain pressure when they went out in the stick, but the range of strikers attacking Pakistan did not take into account the pressure of the dashboard and brought his team to the house with 16 balls to lose.
Pakistan captain Salman, who was on the ground with Haris when the winning points were scored, said he was delighted with the consistency of his team.
“We want to test ourselves where things become difficult, and we wanted to hunt to put the boys under pressure,” said Salman after the match.
The 3-0 series scanning was the first in Pakistan since 2021.
