Asia Cup 2025 Match Preview: The third match of the Asia Cup 2025 group stage will be played between Bangladesh and Hong Kong on 11 September. Let us tell you this match details and records …
Bangladesh vs Hongkong Asia Cup 2025: The Asia Cup 2025 has started a bang. In the first match, Afghanistan and Hong Kong teams collided, in which Hong Kong suffered defeat. The second match took place between India and the UAE. Now in the third match, Hong Kong’s team is going to take the field against Bangladesh with the need for their first win. At the same time, this is the first match of Bangladesh in the Asia Cup 2025. Let us tell you where this match will be, where can you see it and how can the playing 11 of both teams be …
When and where Bangladesh vs Hong Kong match
Asia Cup 2025 The third match of Group B between Bangladesh and Hong Kong will start at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi at 6:30 pm at the time of UAE and 8:00 pm Indian time. The match will be done on the live telecast Sony Sports and Live Streaming Sony Live app. Apart from this, you can also see the live updates related to the match on the page of Asianet News Hindi.
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Bangladesh vs Hong Kong T20 record
There has been only one match in T20 International between Bangladesh and Hong Kong, with Hong Kong’s upper hand. He has won, while the Bangladesh team had to face defeat. Apart from T20, Bangladesh and Hong Kong teams have come face to face once in ODIs. Bangladesh won in this. In such a situation, both teams are on par, to see who wins the third match of Asia Cup 2025.
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Bangladesh vs Hong Kong’s possible playing 11
Bangladesh- Litton Das (captain and wicketkeeper), Tanjid Hasan, Jaaker Ali, Tauheed Hridayy, Maheedi Hasan, Mohammad Saifuddin, Taskin Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman, Shoriful Islam, Nasum Ahmed and Radid Hussain.
Hong Kong- Nizakat Khan, Babur Hayat, Qinachh Shah, Ejaz Khan, Yasim Murtaza (captain), Scott McKeni (wicketkeeper), Ehsan Khan, Harshit Sethi, Mohammad Ghaznafar, Ayush Shaklani and Jahanjeb Alam