Shanto earned the 'Player of the Match' award for his twin centuries. Karim Janat (18) and skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi (13) were the two other batters who touched double digits. Rahmat Shah (30) was the only batter who could cross the 20-run mark. Bangladesh's charge was led by their pacers, Taskin Ahmed (4/37) and Islam (3/28), once more. With this, they set their opponents a mammoth target of 662 runs.Īfghanistan was even worse in their second effort with the bat and was bowled out for merely 115. Shanto (124), Mominul Haque (121 unbeaten), Zakir Hasan (71) and Litton Das (66 unbeaten) helped their team declare at 425/4 in merely 80 overs. They trailed in the match by 236 runs at that point.īangladesh's aggressive batting in their second dig furthered the advantage of the 236-run lead. Bangladesh pacers Ebadot Hossain (4/47) and Shoriful Islam (2/28) took crucial top-order wickets.
In response, Afghanistan could muster merely 146, with Afsar Zazai's 36 being the highest score. A big century from Najmul Hossain Shanto (146) and half-century Mahmudul Hasan Joy (76) led their charge in the first innings, as the Tigers posted 382 in their first innings.
At second is Australia, who registered a 562-run win against England in 1934.īangladesh did not put a foot wrong after being asked to bat first at Mirpur on day one of the Test by Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi. They won against Australia in 1928 by 675 runs. This is also the biggest win in such a manner for an Asian side.Įngland has the biggest margin (by runs) in a victory. This 546-run win was the third-biggest by the margin of runs for a Test nation, and the biggest win by the margin of runs in this century. Mirpur, June 17 (ANI): On the fourth day of their one-off Test against Afghanistan at Mirpur on Saturday, Bangladesh secured a 546-run win against their Asian rivals, creating a record in the process that would most likely stay untouched for years.
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