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The third match of the five-match T20 International series between Bangladesh and the visiting Australian cricket team in Dhaka (Bangladesh vs Australia 3rd T20I) Played on Friday. Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat first in the match. Coming to bat first, Bangladesh team scored 127 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in 20 overs. In which captain Mahmudullah’s half-century contributed significantly and Nathan Ellis, playing his first T20, took a hat-trick. Australia had a target of 128 runs. In reply, Bangladesh allowed the Australian team to score 117 runs for 4 wickets in 20 overs and won the match by 10 runs. With this, he took an unassailable 3-0 lead in this series. Bangladesh has defeated Australia in a series for the first time in its history.

In the ongoing third T20 match between Bangladesh and Australia, Bangladesh team came out to bat but their start was very poor. In the second over, Josh Hazlewood gave the first blow to Mohammad Naeem (1 run) by getting caught by the wicketkeeper, at that time the team’s score was 3 runs. On the same score, on the very first ball of the next over, spinner Adam Zampa, LBW to Soumya Sarkar (2), also gave a second blow to Bangladesh.

Shakib was dismissed for speeding up the score.

After this, experienced all-rounders Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah have taken over the innings. Together, they shared a good partnership for the third wicket and gave some relief to the Bangladeshi team. But soon after, Shakib Al Hasan became a victim of Adam Zampa’s spin on the first ball of the ninth over, playing an innings of 26 runs in 17 balls. His catch was caught by Ashton Agar and Bangladesh got the third blow in this way.

Captain Mahmudullah’s captaincy innings

After the dismissal of Shakib, captain Mahmudullah took the responsibility on his shoulders and carried the score forward. He is engaged in executing the fourth wicket partnership with Afif Hasain. Meanwhile, in the 12th over, Afif Hossain was run out for 19 while Shamim Hossain was dismissed for 3 runs. At the same time, Nurul Hasan was run out after scoring 11 runs and with this Bangladesh got the sixth blow before the hundred runs.

Alice took a hat-trick

By the way, these falling wickets did not show much effect on Mahmudullah and he scored his fifth T20 International fifty. Ellis, playing the first match in the last moments of the innings, took a historic hat-trick by dismissing Mahmudullah (52 runs in 53 balls), Mustafizur Rahman (0) on the fifth ball and Mehdi Hasan (6) on the fourth ball of the 20th over. . With this Bangladesh scored 127 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs. During this, Nathan Ellis, debuting for Australia, took 3 wickets, while Hazlewood and Zampa took 2-2 wickets.

Australian batsmen answer

Answering, the Australian team got the first blow in the form of captain Matthew Wade (1 run) on the score of 8 runs. He was caught by Nasum Ahmed at the hands of Shoriful Islam. But after that McDermott and Mitchell Marsh took charge of the innings by sharing a good partnership for the second wicket. McDermott was bowled by Shakib after scoring 35 and Moises Henriques, who came after him, also returned to the pavilion after scoring 2 runs off Shoriful Islam. However, Mitchell Marsh kept the hopes alive by completing a brilliant half-century.

Australia piled up due to tight bowling in the last overs

Bangladesh bowled very hard and economical in the final overs of the match. Alam was that Australia needed 23 runs in the last two overs. They had 6 wickets left but in the 19th over, Mustafizur gave only 1 run while performing brilliantly while Mehdi Hasan got only 11 runs in the last over. With this Bangladesh registered a historic victory.

Both the teams for this match are as follows (Nathan Ellis’ T20 debut from Australia)

Bangladesh: Mahmudullah (Captain), Mohammad Naeem, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mehdi Hasan, Afif Hossain, Nurul Hasan, Shamim Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman, Shoriful Islam and Nasum Ahmed.

Australia: Matthew Wade (Captain), Ben McDermott, Alex Carey, Mitchell Marsh, Moises Henriques, Josh Hazlewood, Ashton Turner, Ashton Agar, Nathan Ellis, Dan Christian, Adam Zampa.