Match Details
Toss
Bahrain , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Match number
Season
Match days
10 July 2025 (20-over match)
Umpires
TV Umpires
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Points
Bahrain 2, Tanzania 0
10/07Result
9th Match, Quadrangular Twenty20 Series (Malawi) at Blantyre, Jul 10 2025
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![Tanzania]( "Tanzania")
154/7 -
![Bahrain]( "Bahrain")
157/4 (16.2/20 ov)
Player of the Match
10/07Result
9th Match, Quadrangular Twenty20 Series (Malawi) at Blantyre, Jul 10 2025
-
![Tanzania]( "Tanzania")
154/7 -
![Bahrain]( "Bahrain")
157/4 (16.2/20 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
TANZANIA 154/7 (20 OVERS)
- Mukesh Suthar*67 (47)
- Arun Yadav46 (34)
- Imran Anwar3/25 (4)
- Rizwan Butt2/36 (4)
BAHRAIN 157/4 (16.2 OVERS)
- Sohail Ahmed48 (30)
- Fiaz Ahmed*60 (39)
- Ally Kimote2/26 (4)
- Laksh Bakrania1/13 (4)
16.2
6
Augastin to Fiaz Ahmed, SIX,
16.1
0
Augastin to Fiaz Ahmed, no run,
END OF OVER:16 | 8 Runs | BHR: 151/4 (4 runs required from 24 balls, RR: 9.43, RRR: 1.00)
- Junaid Aziz17 (13b)
- Fiaz Ahmed54 (37b)
- Khalidy Juma2-0-24-0
- Salum Jumbe2-0-25-0
15.6
0
Juma to Junaid Aziz, no run,
15.5
0
Juma to Junaid Aziz, no run,
15.4
4
Juma to Junaid Aziz, FOUR,
15.3
1
Juma to Fiaz Ahmed, 1 run,
Quadrangular T20 (Malawi) News
Babar scraps after Taskin and Mehidy leave Pakistan in deep trouble
Pakistan, responding to Bangladesh's 278, went to lunch on the second day at a rickety 96 for 4
Litton is Bangladesh's crisis man and 'prepared for every situation'
He has rescued Bangladesh in the past with the help of Mushfiqur and Mehidy. But this time he had a new challenge of batting with the tail
Shahzad calls Litton 'extremely lucky' after century
Bangladesh batter nicked a bouncer through to the keeper but Pakistan did not review the on-field not-out decision
Litton 126 saves Bangladesh's blushes on opening day
Bangladesh were 116 for 6 not long into the post-lunch session but Litton took them to 278
Pakistan lose eight WTC points for slow over rate in first Test against Bangladesh
Pakistan were eight overs short of the target and are now placed eighth on the WTC table with 11.11% points
