Bangladesh lost series at home after 6 years

England beat by 132 runs in the second ODI; 2-0 lead in 3-match series And Bangladesh lost series

the second ODI, played in Dhaka, England defeated Bangladesh by 132 runs. In the three-match ODI series, the British now lead 2-0. By beating Bangladesh at home, England has won the series for the first time in six years. Zimbabwe, West Indies, India, Sri Lanka, and Sri Lanka have all failed to defeat Bangladesh in home series. Previously, Bangladesh was beaten by England in 2016–17 while Jos Buttler served as captain. Following that, Bangladesh did not lose any of the home ODI matches.

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Opener Jason Roy scored a century and the captain played a half-century innings.

Bangladeash won the toss and chose to bat first. England batted first and scored 326 for the loss of 7 wickets, with to Jason Roy’s century and skipper Jos Buttler’s half-century. Jason Roy pitched a 132-run inning in 124 pitches. Throughout his century innings, he also struck 18 fours and one six. This is Roy’s 12th ODI century. He hit his century in 104 balls. Roy and team skipper Butler put on a quick-fire 109-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Butler scored 76 points on 64 attempts. Throughout his innings, he also hit 5 fours and 2 sixes.

In addition to Roy and Butler, Moin Ali scored 42 runs quickly, while Sam Karan made an unbroken 33 to help the side reach 326 for 7 wickets. Taskin Ahmed, a fast bowler, turned out to be Bangladesh’s most effective player. He only secured 3 wickets.

Shabik Al Hasan scored the most runs for Bangladesh

Banglades’s three wickets fell for just 9 runs as they attempted to reach the 327-run goal. After thereafter, Bangladesh’s innings was attempted to be managed by opener Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan. Shakib Al Hasan scored 58 off 69 balls, while Iqbal scored 35 off 65 balls.

Sam Karan and Adil Rashid took 4-4 wickets

For England, Sam Karan and Adil Rashid both secured four wickets. Adil Rashid and Sam Karan each took 4 for 45 in 10 overs, a combined total of 4 for 29. Moin Ali also claimed 1 wicket for 27 runs in 9 overs.