Liton Das got fifty in ODI after seven innings. After playing a great inning of 70 runs off 71 balls, the batsman took the path to Sajghar. Bangladesh’s 101-run partnership for the second wicket broke with his departure. Bangladesh lost the toss and batted at Sylhet International Stadium in the second ODI of the series on Monday (March 20). As of writing this report, after 28 overs, the Tigers collected 152 runs with the loss of 2 wickets. Nazmul Hossain Shanto is unbeaten with his third career fifty. Shakib Al Hasan has come to the crease to accompany him. Earlier, after losing the toss, two openers Tamim Iqbal and Liton Das struggled with the bat against the Irish pacers. They picked up only 4 runs in the first 4 overs. After that, Tamim-Liton came out of the shell. Scored 42 runs in 10 overs. Tamim was run out with 23 runs off 31 balls, but Liton settled at the crease.

He picked up his eighth career fifty after seven innings. He played brilliant innings of 70 runs off 71 balls with three fours and a six before returning with a catch from Curtis Campher. Bangladesh lost the second wicket for the team’s 143 runs. Shanto-Litton’s impeccable 101-run partnership is broken. The Tigers’ highest run pairing was against the Irish for the second wicket. Standing at the other end, Shanta is walking calmly on the way to increase the innings by scoring the third fifty of his career. His previous two fifties were in the recently concluded England series. Earlier, Bangladesh had won by 183 runs in the first match of the three-match series. By winning this match, Tamim’s team wants to confirm the series one match earlier. Meanwhile, Mustafizur Rahman has been rested from the eleven of the first match. In the previous match, except for him, all the bowlers found wickets. Hasan Mahmud got a chance in the XI in his place. The pacer was excellent with the ball in the last England series.

Bangladesh XI: Tamim Iqbal (captain), Liton Das, Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Shakib Al Hasan, Tawhid Hriday, Mushfiqur Rahim, Yasir Ali, Taskin Ahmed, Nasum Ahmed, and Hasan Mahmud.

Ireland XI: Paul Stirling, Stephen Doheny, Andrew Balberney (captain), Harry Tector, George Dockrell, Curtis Campher, Lorcan Tucker, Matthew Humphreys, Andy McBrien, Mark Adair, and Graham Hume.