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List Of Lowest Totals For Bangladesh In T20Is After Horror Show vs Pakistan



Bangladesh vs Pakistan - (Source: @BDCricketTimes/X.com)Bangladesh vs Pakistan - (Source: @BDCricketTimes/X.com)

On Thursday, Bangladesh locked horns against Pakistan in the third and final match of the series. In a dead-rubber match, the visitors shone bright as they handed the Tigers a whopping 74-run defeat.

Pakistan, who were trailing 0-2 in the series, put 178 runs on the board, courtesy of Sahibzada Farhan's fifty-plus score while opening the inning. In reply, Bangladesh had the worst of a start as the Litton Das-led side lost six wickets for just 34 runs on the board. Eventually, the Tigers tumbled for just 104 runs, courtesy of Salman Mirza's three-wicket haul. 

It is one of Bangladesh's lowest T20I totals in their history, and this article will look at their lowest T20I totals.

Bangladesh's Lowest Total In T20Is

The lowest total for Bangladesh in their T20I history is just 70 runs which came at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata during T20 World Cup 2016. In the recently concluded match, Bangladesh saved themselves from embarrassment. Here is the list of their lowest total in T20Is.

No.Total RunsOpponentVenueDate
170New ZealandEden Gardens, Kolkata26 March 2016
276New ZealandEden Park, Auckland1 April 2021
378New ZealandSeddon Park, Hamilton3 February 2010
483Sri LankaJohannesburg18 September 2007
585/9PakistanDhaka29 November 2011

What Is Bangladesh's Lowest T20I Total vs Pakistan?

Bangladesh's lowest T20I total against Pakistan came in 2011 at the exact same venue when The Tigers tumbled for just 85 runs on the board. In that match, the visitors, batting first, put 135 runs on the board.

In reply, Bangladesh could only put 85 runs, and suffered a 40 runs-defeat in the only T20I of that tour. 

What Is Bangladesh's Lowest T20I Total At Home?

 Bangladesh's lowest T20I total at home came against New Zealand at Mirpur in 2021 when they tumbled for 76 runs in Mirpur. New Zealand only scored 126 in that match and defended the total. 

Fortunately for The Tigers, they saved themselves from scripting their lowest total at home.