Hasan Mahmud Achieves Test Cricket Hat-Trick Against Afghanistan
Bangladeshi fast bowler Hasan Mahmud achieved a hat-trick in Test cricket against Afghanistan during their one-off match in Abu Dhabi. This historic feat, the first by a Bangladeshi fast bowler, occurred on the third day of the match. Mahmud's performance, which included a five-wicket haul, helped restrict Afghanistan to 240 runs in their first innings, giving Bangladesh a 106-run lead after they scored 346.
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What Happened
Bangladeshi fast bowler Hasan Mahmud made history by achieving a hat-trick in Test cricket against Afghanistan. The feat occurred on the third day of the one-off Test match being played in Abu Dhabi. Mahmud dismissed Afghan batsmen Ismat Alam, Qais Ahmad, and Liton Das on consecutive balls in the 83rd over of Afghanistan's innings.
This achievement marks Mahmud as the first Bangladeshi fast bowler to take a Test hat-trick and the third Bangladeshi bowler overall to do so. His bowling figures of 5/55 contributed to Afghanistan being bowled out for 240 in their first innings, giving Bangladesh a 106-run lead after they had scored 346 runs.
Key Facts
- Bangladeshi fast bowler Hasan Mahmud achieved a hat-trick in Test cricket.Sambad
- This is the first Test hat-trick by a Bangladeshi fast bowler.Sambad
- The hat-trick occurred on the third day of the match.Sambad
- The match is a one-off Test between Bangladesh and Afghanistan.DoolnewsSambad
- The match is being played in Abu Dhabi.Sambad
- Mahmud dismissed Ismat Alam, Qais Ahmad, and Liton Das for his hat-trick.Sambad
- Mahmud took five wickets for 55 runs.DoolnewsSambad
- Afghanistan scored 240 runs in their first innings.DoolnewsSambad
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