Afghanistan secured a commanding 92-run victory over Bangladesh in the first ODI, fueled by teenage spinner AM Ghazanfar's remarkable 6-26. Ghazanfar's career-best figures dismantled Bangladesh's chase of 236,

Hashmatullah Shahidi's (52) and Mohammad Nabi's (84) 104-run stand, followed by Allah Ghazanfar's six-wicket haul, helped Afghanistan register a dominating win against Bangladesh in the 1st ODI.

SHARJAH (AFP) - Teenage spinner AM Ghazanfar took a career best six-wicket haul to dismantle Bangladesh in the first one-day international in Sharjah as Afghanistan claimed a convincing 92-run win on Wednesday. The 18-year-old grabbed 6-26 in 6.3 overs as Bangladesh crumbled from 132-3 to 143 all out after being set a modest 236-run target.

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Chasing 236, Bangladesh were bowled out for 143 as they lost their last eight wickets for 23 runs in Sharjah, which became the first venue to host 300 men’s international matches. Afghanistan were reeling at 5-71 before captain Hashmatullah Shahidi (52) and Nabi lifted them to 235 in 49.4 overs.

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Nabi and Shahidi hit half-centuries before Ghazanfar returned career best figures of 6 for 26 to stun Bangladesh

Allah Ghazanfar starred on his debut with a six-wicket haul as Afghanistan beat Bangladesh by 92 runs in the 1st ODI. Afghanistan took 1-0 lead in the ODI series in Sharjah.