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Pakistan beats Bangladesh by 21 runs in NZ tri-series opener

Por: Associated Press Sports October 07, 2022

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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) — Mohammad Rizwan posted an unbeaten 78 from 50 balls to help Pakistan to a 21-run win over Bangladesh on Friday in the Twenty20 tri-series opener in New Zealand. The three teams are using the series to prepare for the T20 World Cup in Australia starting later this month. Pakistan lost the toss and posted 167-5 after being sent in to bat, with Rizwan sharing a 52-run opening stand with skipper Babar Azam (22) and... + full article



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