NEW DELHI: Shakib Al Hasan thought up a nice five-stroke win first Ireland to be the top wicket catcher in T20Lapass New Zealand Tim Southee in Chittagong on Wednesday.
The Bangladesh the star, who featured in all seven editions of the ICC T20 World Cup, hit the big milestone when he fell into the trap George Dockrell foot-before the third ball off of the upper sixth.
Building on Shakib’s 38 and 5/22 unbeaten run, Bangladesh won their second T20I championship in 77 runs and ended a three-game streak with a 2-0 scoreline.
So far, Shakib has 136 hits in T20I at an average of 20.67 with an economy of 6.8 along with 2339 runs with a carry rate of 122.33.
The Bangladesh the star, who featured in all seven editions of the ICC T20 World Cup, hit the big milestone when he fell into the trap George Dockrell foot-before the third ball off of the upper sixth.
Building on Shakib’s 38 and 5/22 unbeaten run, Bangladesh won their second T20I championship in 77 runs and ended a three-game streak with a 2-0 scoreline.
So far, Shakib has 136 hits in T20I at an average of 20.67 with an economy of 6.8 along with 2339 runs with a carry rate of 122.33.
Tim Southee is sitting in second with 134 T20I hits, followed by Afghanistan’s Rashid khan (129), Ish Sodhi of NZ (114) and Lasith Malinga of Sri Lanka (107).
Shakib made his T20I debut in 2006 against Zimbabwe, and played 114 T20I.
Bangladesh won its opening match on Monday with 22 runs. The third match is scheduled at the same venue on Friday.
