AFG vs BAN Weather Report And Pitch Report Of Sharjah Cricket Stadium–2nd ODI, Afghanistan vs Bangladesh in UAE 2024 ...Middle East

Afghanistan and Bangladesh are all set to clash with each other in the 2nd ODI of the ongoing ODI series. AFG vs BAN ODI series will witness a total of three games and the second game take place on Saturday, November 9 in UAE. Hashmatullah Shahidi and Najmul Hossain Shanto are the skippers of Afghanistan and Bangladesh respectively in the series. The series will witness a total of three games and Afghanistan leads 1-0. Afghanistan crushed South Africa in their previous ODI series 3-0 and will aim for a similar show against Bangladesh too after winning the first match. Bangladesh needs to make a comeback at any cost, otherwise, they will lose the series. The series is only of three games but

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