What the Bangladeshi opener said after setting the record for the fastest two centuries

 What the Bangladeshi opener said after setting the record for the fastest two centuries

Bangladesh Under-19 team continued their impressive performance in Sri Lanka. The young tigers, who are leading the series, have yet again won today. Bangladesh team set a record by batting first in the fourth ODI today. The pressure of big runs seems to have finished the Sri Lankans! Bangladesh took a 3-1 lead in the series with a big win of 146 runs.

 

Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat first in Colombo and scored 336 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in the allotted 50 overs. In reply, the Sri Lankans could not score more than 190 runs in 38 overs, losing all their wickets in 4 balls. The Sri Lankans were largely disoriented by the batting of Tiger opener Jawad Abrar.

 

Jawad Abrar scored a century for Bangladesh in today's match. This is his second century in Youth ODIs after playing 8 matches. No other batsman has scored 2 centuries in fewer matches.

Abrar, who scored 113 runs off 115 balls, said in a video message, "I was able to score two centuries for the country in three matches. The team won for me, and I am happy that I contributed to the team's victory."

The young opener added, "Our next goal, InshaAllah, is the World Cup. We are a very balanced team in terms of batting, bowling and fielding."

We are optimistic that we will do something good, InshaAllah. We will play our best cricket as a team. If we can play to our potential, InshaAllah we will achieve something good in the World Cup.

 

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