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Afghanistan Spinners Stifle Pakistan for 18-Run Win in Tri-Series

Afghanistan reversed their earlier loss to Pakistan by winning with strategic batting and bowling, including two half-centuries and six wickets by their spin trio.

  • On September 2, 2025, Afghanistan defeated Pakistan by 18 runs in a T20 tri-series match held at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in the UAE.
  • Afghanistan batted first after winning the toss, with key partnerships and a strategic interchange of Ibrahim Zadran and Sediqullah Atal setting up a competitive total.
  • Zadran scored 65 and Atal 64, sharing a century stand, while Pakistan's chase faltered due to early wickets and disciplined bowling from Afghanistan's spin trio.
  • Faheem Ashraf took 4 wickets for 27 runs, his career-best, but Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, and Noor Ahmad collectively claimed six wickets, restricting Pakistan to 151/9.
  • The result keeps Pakistan and Afghanistan tied on four points in the tri-series, with both preparing for the Asia Cup 2025, while Afghanistan's win boosts their standing in the tournament.
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Afghanistan spinners stifle Pakistan for 18-run win in tri-series

Ibrahim Zadran and Sediqullah Atal have led Afghanistan to an 18-run win over Pakistan in the T20 tri-series.

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Firstpost News broke the news in Mumbai, India on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
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