Pakistan batter Mohammad Rizwan misjudged the line of a delivery once the ball shaped in and went on to hit the top of the off-stump, dismissing the set batter.
Pakistan are currently on their tour to Bangladesh and have struggled with the bat on another occasion. Looking to advance into the WTC standings, Shan Masood and co. were chasing further points after having tied the series against defending champions South Africa.
Mohammad Rizwan's bizarre dismissal off Nahid Rana pushes Pakistan to the edge
Nahid Rana, one of Bangladesh's most competent pacers, who recently played in the PSL as well, picked crucial wickets towards the back end to get rid of the Pakistan middle order and tail.
He bowled an indipping delivery that moved into the batter sharply after being pitched around off and went on to hit the off stump after Mohammad Rizwan left the ball expecting it to go over the stumps.
Nahid Rana cleans up Mohammad Rizwan as Bangladesh close in on victory ?(via @BCBtigers) #BANvPAK pic.twitter.com/uW6ptLjLvx
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