PAK Win by 128 Runs | Pakistan vs Bangladesh Highlights, 2nd ODI 2026: Three Match Series Leveled at 1-1

Pakistan win by 128 runs (DLS Method)! A clinical performance in the end by Pakistan as they draw level in the three-match ODI Series. Bangladesh have been bundled out for 114 runs 23.3 overs after their target was reduced to 243 in 32 overs due to rain. The two sides now meet in the series decider on Sunday, March 15.

Pakistan have picked two more wickets here and need as many to finish this match. Maaz Sadaqat dismissed Rishad Hossain first and then Haris Rauf accounted for Towhid Hridoy.

OUT! Faheem Ashraf into his fourth over, and gets the wicket of Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz. Miraz went for the pull shot, but only managed to sky the ball to the deep square-leg fielder, who managed to hold on to the catch.

Maaz Sadaqat is having a dream match, first scored his maiden ODI fifty, and now is picking wickets. Afif Hossain looked good during his 15-ball stay, went for the slog sweep, and persiehd in the deep, where Salman Agha took a low catch. 

OUT! A massive wicket, and Maaz Sadaqat claims his first-ever international and ODI wicket. Litton Das went for the sweep but missed the ball, and got trapped leg-before wicket. On DRS, the ball-tracking showcased three reds, overturning the on-field umpire's decision. 

Since the resumption of the match, Bangladesh have been on the charge, hitting boundaries almost every over. Litton Das and Towhid Hridoy have raced to a 47-run stand, with the former doing most of the run-scoring in the partnership.

Bangladesh have been given a revised target of 243, with their overs being reduced to 32. Another rain interruption might see the contest get abandoned. Pakistan are in the front seat currently.  Litton Das and Towhid Hridoy will hope to start the consolidation work for the hosts. 

The rain has stopped, and the contest is now a 32-over match. Bangladesh will soon get a revised target, which, given their current score, will be a massive ask. 

Rain has decided to interrupt play, and after a brief discussion between the umpires, the officials decide to go off the ground. The covers are being brought up by the groundsmen. This is more of a precautionary move. 

OUT! Shaheen Shah Afridi gets his second wicket, and former captain Najmul Shanto departs.  Lack of bounce becomes the batter's downfall. After a decent start, Bangladesh have managed to lose both their openers in back-to-back overs. First, Tanzid Hasan fell to Shaheen Afridi, followed by Mohammad Wasim dismissing Saif Hassan. Bangladesh have experienced Litton Das still in the middler. 

Bangladesh will bank on their openers, Saif Hassan and Tanzid Hasan, to provide the home side a steady side. This pitch is still a good batting pitch, despite Pakistan's batting collapse. With no spinners in their XI, Pakistan pacers will need to step up. 

And, Pakistan have been bundled out for 274, who looked at one stage to easily score beyond the 300-run mark. Rishad Hossain stepped up for the hosts in the death overs, claiming three wickets to clear the tail. Pakistan lost as many as five wickets in the final 10 overs. 

A flurry of wickets, and Pakistan have lost the momentum despite a 100-run stand between Salman Agha and Mohammad Rizwan. Agha and Rizwan fell in the same over, and Hussain Talat and Abdul Samad departed in the same over. Faheem Ashraf remains the only hope for Pakistan here yet again. 

OUT! Finally, a much-needed breakthrough for Bangladesh, and captain Mehidy Miraz is at the forefront. Quite a controversial run-out for Salman Ali Agha, who is engaged in a verbal altercation with Miraz. 

FIFTY! A timely knock from veteran Salman Ali Agha, who once again proves his worth in the ODI format. Agha reached his ninth ODI half-century in 50 balls, laced with six fours and one solitary six. Agha and Mohammad Rizwan have put on a 89-run stand for the fourth wicket. 

Salman Ali Agha and Mohammad Rizwan have managed to take Pakistan's score near the 200-run mark, ensuring the final 15 overs will see remaining batters play fearless cricket. T20I captain Agha is nearing his ninth ODI fifty. 

After a mini-collapse, veteran players Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Ali Afgha have managed to stop the bleeding for Pakistan. Both players have added 31 runs for the fourth wicket and consolidated the innings for the visitors. 

OUT! Nahid Rana into his second spell, and manages to pick a wicket. Youngster Shamyl Hussain fails for the second-time in a row. Hussain played across the line and handed a catch via a top-edge. Earlier, opener Sahibzada Farhan, too, failed to convert his start, falling to Taskin Ahmed. 

OUT! Finally, a wicket for Bangladesh, and captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz claims the wicket of Maaz Sadaqat. Sadaqat played a fine knock, scoring 75 off 46, laying a platform for other batters. The scoop shot became the batter's undoing, giving Miraz his first wicket. 

A sensational stand for the opening wicket for Pakistan, with Maaz Sadaqat and Sahibzada Farhan notching up 100 runs in 12.2 overs. Sadaqat has been the aggressor, scoring 75 off 45, while the more experienced Farhan has scored 21.