Bangladesh hammer Ireland to claim T20 series win

Chattogram, the third Twenty20 international,

Ireland 117 (19.5 overs): Sterling 38, Dockrell 19, Rahman 3-11

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Eight wickets, Bangladesh won.

In the final third Twenty20 international between the sides in Chattogram, Bangladesh won by eight wickets over Ireland.

With five catches, Tanzid Hasan Tamim had the most from an outfielder overall.

With one ball left, Bangladesh restricted the visitors to 117 all out, making it even more remarkable that all five of his catches were taken in consecutive Irish wickets.

Bangladesh were too strong for Ireland in their innings after winning the second T20 on Sunday to bring the series level; they only needed 13.4 overs to score 119 and prevail eight wickets later.

Before the home side levelled the series with a four-wicket victory on Saturday, Ireland won the first game by a convincing 39 runs.

Tim Tector was the first Irish batter to lose on Tuesday’s decisive, falling to five with Ireland at a half-century.

Shak Mahedi Hasan bowled Lorcan Tucker for one run before Paul Stirling left Ireland with a score of 73-5. Curtis Campher followed with nine runs after Lorcan Tucker was out.

In five consecutive Irish wickets, Tanzid took Gareth Delaney (10), Mark Adair (8), Matthew Humphreys (1), George Dockrell (19), and Ben White (5).

With one ball left, Ireland was out on 117 with Mustafizur Rahman as the bowler of choice for Bangladesh, with 3-11 overall.

In the opening five overs, Bangladesh were comfortable with the bat, scoring 119 and winning by eight wickets with the help of Saif Hassan (19) and Litton Das (seven).