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Pakistan Cricket vs Bangladesh Cricket

Venue par · 209Chase success · 58%POTM · Nahid Rana

Match preview & overview

Bangladesh dismantle Pakistan for 114 and cruise home by 8 wickets in Dhaka

Bangladesh Cricket beat Pakistan Cricket by 8 wickets in Dhaka on 11 March 2026, in a match that was effectively decided by lunch. Pakistan were bowled out for 114, a total that owed much to a catastrophic middle-overs collapse in which they lost 9 wickets for 73 runs after a stable powerplay of 41 for 1. Nahid Rana was the chief destroyer and collected the Player of the Match award. Bangladesh's reply was emphatic: they scored 81 for 1 in the powerplay alone and knocked off the remaining 34 runs for the loss of one more wicket to finish on 115 for 2. The contest was barely a contest.

Pakistan's innings told a familiar tale of promise squandered. The powerplay score of 41 for 1 was marginally above the ground's average of 39, suggesting conditions were not dramatically difficult. What followed in the middle overs was another matter entirely. Nine wickets tumbled for 73 runs across overs 11 to 40, a collapse that Bangladesh's bowlers will point to with satisfaction. Pakistan managed no runs and lost no further wickets in the death overs, simply because there were no overs to be faced once they were bowled out.

Bangladesh's chase was anchored by an aggressive powerplay that made the result clear early. Scoring 81 in the first ten overs, more than double the venue's powerplay average, Bangladesh gave their lower order nothing to do. The target of 115 was reached with the equivalent of half a match left unplayed.

Pitch report & venue insights

National Stadium74-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2004–2023. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

74

T20 matches hosted

209

Avg 1st-innings score

181

Avg 2nd-innings score

58%

Chase success rate

45

Avg powerplay runs

58%

Toss-field rate

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

Pakistan collapse to 114 all out

After a steady powerplay of 41 runs for 1 wicket, Pakistan lost 9 wickets in the middle overs for just 73 runs and were bowled out for 114. That is well below the venue's average first-innings score of 179 across 469 matches at Shere Bangla.

Angle 02

Bangladesh powerplay dominance set up the chase

Bangladesh raced to 81 for 1 in the powerplay, more than double the ground's average powerplay tally of 39 runs. That platform made the target of 115 a formality; the hosts reached it for the loss of just 2 wickets.

Angle 03

Nahid Rana named Player of the Match

The Bangladesh bowler earned the Player of the Match award for his role in skittling Pakistan. His contribution was central to a Bangladesh bowling display that triggered a sustained middle-overs collapse from Pakistan.

Angle 04

Toss and conditions played a part

Bangladesh won the toss and chose to field, a decision backed by Shere Bangla's data: teams elect to field 59 per cent of the time here, and chasing sides have a 54 per cent win rate across the ground's 469 ODIs.

Angle 05

Bangladesh narrow the head-to-head gap

Pakistan still lead the all-time ODI head-to-head 50 wins to 13, but Bangladesh have now won two of their last five meetings. This result continues a recent shift in competitiveness between the two sides in Dhaka.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • Top Bangladesh batter markets may offer more interest than outright result lines at a venue where the home side has a 54 per cent chase success rate.
  • Powerplay runs markets could be worth examining: Bangladesh scored 81 in the powerplay here, more than double the ground average of 39.
  • Player of the Match markets around Bangladesh's pace attack may be more attractive given how effectively they dismantled Pakistan's middle order.
  • Total runs lines in this contest settled well below the venue average first-innings score of 179, which may be a factor when assessing similar fixtures at Shere Bangla.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Pakistan Cricket vs Bangladesh Cricket

What was the result of the Pakistan vs Bangladesh ODI on 11 March 2026?

Bangladesh won by 8 wickets at Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka. Pakistan were dismissed for 114 and Bangladesh reached the target of 115 for the loss of just 2 wickets.

Who won the Player of the Match award?

Nahid Rana of Bangladesh was named Player of the Match for his bowling performance, which was central to Pakistan's collapse for 114 all out.

What is the head-to-head record between Pakistan and Bangladesh in ODIs?

Pakistan lead the all-time head-to-head 50 wins to 13 across 64 ODI meetings, with one no-result. Bangladesh have won two of the last five encounters, however, both in Dhaka.

Where to watch Pakistan vs Bangladesh ODI cricket in the UK?

ODI cricket between Pakistan and Bangladesh is typically broadcast on Sky Sports Cricket in the UK, with streaming available via Sky Go and NOW TV. Check your provider's schedule for specific broadcast times.

What is the average first-innings score at Shere Bangla National Stadium?

Across 469 ODI matches at the venue, the average first-innings score is 179 runs. Pakistan's total of 114 fell well short of that benchmark, which made Bangladesh's chase straightforward.

Who won the toss and what did they decide?

Bangladesh won the toss and chose to field first, in line with the ground's tendency: teams elect to field 59 per cent of the time at Shere Bangla. The decision proved correct as Pakistan's batting folded in the middle overs.

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