Maaz Sadaqat was the stand-out performer of the game, blasting a rapid 75 for Pakistan before picking up three wickets.<\/p>\n
Chasing a revised target of 243 in 32 overs after a two-hour rain and hailstorm delay, Bangladesh collapsed for 114 in 23.3 overs despite a brief counterattack from Litton Das.<\/p>\n
Bangladesh had already been in trouble before the weather halted play.<\/p>\n
Tanzid Hasan fell early for one, caught at backward square-leg off Shaheen Shah Afridi, while Saif Hassan departed for 12 after offering a catch to short mid-off off Mohammad Wasim Jr.<\/p>\n
Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto was bowled by Afridi for a duck, leaving the host reeling at 27 for three in 6.3 overs when a sudden thunderstorm accompanied by hail forced the players off the field.<\/p>\n
When play resumed, Litton attempted to revive the chase with a series of boundaries, including two sixes. He was eventually trapped lbw for 41 by part-time spinner Sadaqat.<\/p>\n
Towhid Hridoy made 28 off 38 balls before falling lbw to Haris Rauf, while Afif Hossain added 14 before becoming Sadaqat\u2019s second victim.<\/p>\n
Captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz managed just one run as Bangladesh\u2019s innings folded quickly.<\/p>\n
Rauf and Sadaqat claimed three wickets each to complete a dominant bowling performance for Pakistan.<\/p>\n
Earlier, Bangladesh had fought back with the ball to bowl Pakistan out for 274 in 47.3 overs after a blistering start by the visitor.<\/p>\n
Pakistan raced to 103 for the opening wicket inside 13 overs through an aggressive partnership between Sahibzada Farhan and Sadaqat.<\/p>\n