In a bid to seal their first ever series against Pakistan in the T20 format, Bangladesh will take on the visitors in the second match at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium today (Tuesday), reports BSS.
The match will start at 6 pm and will be aired live on T Sports and Nagorik TV.
Bangladesh stood on the brink of a history after thrashing Pakistan in the first game of the three-match series by seven wickets.
Another victory will confirm the series for them with a match to spare. If Bangladesh win the tomorrow's game, they will clinch another series for the first time against a top flight nation, having won their maiden series in Sri Lanka in less than a week ago.
Pakistan which swept Bangladesh in three-match T20 series at home in May found them in wanting completely in the first game as they struggled against the Bangladesh bowlers, who utilized the home pitch in good effect.
Taskin Ahmed ended with 3-22 but Mustafizur Rahman did the real damage with an astounding figure f 4-0-6-2. Pakistan were wrapped up for just 110 in 19.3 overs, a total that Bangladesh gunned down with almost five overs to spare.
In a pitch, where, Pakistan batters found them in troublesome situation, Bangladesh batted with ease, specially the opener Parvez Hossain Emon, who blasted a 39 ball-56 not out to script the side's only fourth victory in 23 meetings against Pakistan.
Three of Bangladesh's for victories against Pakistan have come at
Sher-e-Bangla Stadium, a stat that gave them a confidence to confirm the series.
"We definitely know about the wicket because we played lots of cricket in Mirpur. It's not an easy wicket to bat on, but the way we batted, it looks good," Bangladesh captain Litton Das said, adding that they want to go in same vein during the second match.
Bangladesh are unlikely to ring any changes to their winning combination for the tomorrow's match.
Pakistan, however, vowed to comeback in the series, showing a strong performance in a match turned out to be a 'must win' game for them.
"We got off to a little bit of a flyer. Fakhar
Zaman played four or five shots. It gave us a false indication about how the surface was playing," Pakistan head coach Mike Hesson said.
