Bangladesh bat first in must-win clash against Afghanistan

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Bangladesh chose to bat first in a match they must win against Afghanistan. Left-arm fingerspinner Aliss Al Islam made his debut for Bangladesh in the fixture. Afghanistan made two changes to their side for the match. The available report is brief and does not provide further details on the tournament context or the match result.

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