Bangladesh beat uae by 27 runs: Parvez Hossain Emon’s 103-R Blast With 9 Sixes in T20 Series Opener | Bangladesh wins by 27 runs on UAE: 1-0 lead in T20 series; Parvez Hussain scored 103 runs in 53 balls

Bangladesh defeated UAE by 27 runs in the first T20 match played in Sharjah. Along with this, Bangladesh team has also taken a 1-0 lead in the series.

Parvez Hussain Imon played an important role in Bangladesh’s victory. He scored a century in 53 balls to reach Bangladesh’s score to 191 runs. The UAE team, chasing the target of 192 runs, could only score 164 runs.

The first Bangledash did not start well after losing the toss. Tazid Hasan Tamim and Parvez Hussain Imon were sent to start the innings. Tamim was dismissed for 10 runs in the second over.

Captain Litton Das also played a fast innings of 11 runs. But they too went to the pavilion by catching the bridge shot. There was a 36 -run partnership between Imon and Litton Das for the second wicket. After Powerplay, Bangladesh scored at 55/2.

58 -run partnership between Imon and Tauheed Hridayy for the third wicket There was a 58 -run partnership between Imon and Tauheed Hridayay, but after that UAE took wickets continuously. Mehdi Hasan (2), debut Zakir Ali Anik (13), and Shamim Hussain (6) were dismissed cheaply. By the 17th over, Bangladesh’s score reached 6 wickets at 156.

Imon completed a century off 53 balls Imon received a life on a no-ball for 84 runs, which he took full advantage of and completed the century. But he was dismissed on the next ball. Imon completed his century off 53 balls. This was the second century from Bangladesh in T20I.

Prior to Imon, Tamim Iqbal scored an unbeaten 103 against Oman in the 2016 T20 World Cup. Imon hit 9 sixes and 5 fours in his innings, which is the highest sixes of any Bangladeshi batsman in T20I. Imon completed a half -century in 28 balls and reached a century in the next 25 balls.

Tanveer Islam remained unbeaten after scoring 1 run. Mohammad Jawadullah of UAE was the most successful bowler with 4 wickets. He became the second associate bowler to take four wickets against Bangladesh. Earlier in 2014, Hong Kong’s Nadeem Ahmed did this feat in the T20 World Cup.

UAE lost even after a good start The UAE started chasing the target of 192 runs, yet she had to face defeat by 27 runs. In the first 3 overs, UAE scored 38 runs without losing wickets. Captain Mohammad Wasim was batting aggressively.

UAE’s first wicket fell on the fifth ball of 4 overs. Opener Mohammad Johab was sent to the pavilion by Hasan Mahmood. Johab scored 9 runs after facing 9 balls.

After this, Mustafizur sent Alishan Sharafu to the pavilion and brought it to the backfoot. The UAE was at 52/2 after the powerplay.

Vasmi and Rahul Chopra added 62 runs for the third wicket Wasim and Rahul Chopra jointly added 62 runs from 42 balls for the third wicket. Rahul hit three fours and a six against Hasan Mahmud in a single over, while Wasim completed a half -century in 32 balls.

In 10 overs, the UAE score was 98/2 and the match was seen on par.

Tanjim dismissed Wasim and made Bangladesh back In the 11th over, Tanjim got Mohammad Wasim out on a short ball and returned to Bangladesh. He scored 54 runs off 39 balls.

However, Asif Khan played a 42 -run innings off 21 balls, despite the UAE was all out for 164 runs.

Hasan Mahmood took 3 wickets Hasan Mahmood was the most successful bowler of Bangladesh. He took 3 wickets for 33 runs in 4 overs. Mustafizur Rahman took 2 wickets for 17 runs. Mehdi Hasan spent 55 runs for 2 wickets.