Asia Cup 2025 Afghanistan vs Bangladesh: The Asia Cup 2025 is going to have a dysider match on Tuesday, September 16, in which Afghanistan and Bangladesh teams will be face to face and whatever team will win this match will reach the top 2.
Afghanistan vs Bangladesh Head to Head: The 9th match of Asia Cup 2025 will be played between Bangladesh and Afghanistan. The match will start at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi from 8:00 pm Indian time on September 16, Tuesday. In this match, Afghanistan will captain Rashid Khan, while Bangladesh’s captain Litton Das will do. This match between these two teams of Group B is going to be quite exciting, because whatever the team’s matches will win will reach the top 2 directly. Where Sri Lanka has a team in the top one. Let’s know the head to head records between the Possible playing 11 and the two teams …
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Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Head to Head Record
A total of 20 matches have been played in T20 International between Bangladesh and Afghanistan, out of which Bangladesh has won 5 matches, while Afghanistan has won 7 times. Afghanistan team is seen in good rhythm, in the last match Hong Kong Defeated by 94 runs. At the same time, he has lost only once in the last five T20 International matches. So at the same time, Bangladesh team has won 3 in the last five matches and in 2 it has suffered defeat.
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These players will be monitored
In the Bangladesh vs Afghanistan match, Afghanistan fast bowler and all -rounder Ajmatullah Umrajai will be monitored, who scored a half -century in the last match. At the same time, Shamim Hussain of Bangladesh scored an unbeaten 42 against Sri Lanka and Jacker Ali scored 41 runs. These players are also expected to perform better against Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan vs Bangladesh Potential Playing- 11
Afghanistan- Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wicketkeeper), Sedikullah Atal, Ibrahim Jadaran, Gulbadin Naib, Ajmatullah Umarjai, Mohammad Nabi, Karim Janat, Rashid Khan (Captain), Noor Ahmed, AM Gajanfar and Falhak Farooqui.
Bangladesh- Parvez Hussain Imon, Tanjid Hasan Tamim, Litton Das (captain and wicketkeeper), Saif Hasan/Nurul Hasan, Jekar Ali, Shamim Hussain, Maheedi Hasan, Nasum Ahmed, Tanjim Hasan Saqib, Tuskin Ahmed and Mustafizur Rahman.