New Zealand tour of Bangladesh 2021

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4th T20I: Nasum, Mustafizur star in Bangladesh’s 6-wicket win over New Zealand, lead series 3-1

08 Sep 2021

Riding on the superb bowling performances of left-arm spinner Nasum Ahmed (4/10) and left-arm medium pacer Mustafizur Rahaman (4/ 12), Bangladesh comprehensively defeated New Zealand by six wickets in the fourth T20I match played at the Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur on Wednesday.

With this win, Bangladesh are leading the five-match T20I series by 301 and it is their first ever series win over New Zealand in any format.

Opting to bat first, New Zealand had a terrible start as they lost their openers cheaply. Left-arm spinner Nasum Ahmed dismissed both the openers Rachin Ravindra (0) and Finn Allen (12).

Skipper Tom Latham (21) and Will Young (46) put on a valuable 35 runs for this third wicket. Mahedi Hasan broke the dangerous-looking partnership by dismissing New Zealand skipper Tom Latham.

Thereafter, New Zealand kept losing wickets at the regular intervals and were bundled out for a paltry total of 93 runs in 19.3 overs. Mustafizur Rahman cleaned up the New Zealand tail.

Chasing a small total, Bangladesh too lost three quick wickets up front. Litton Das (6), Shakib Al Hasan (8) and Mushifiqur Rahim (0) were back in the hut with scorecard reading 32 for 3 in 6 overs.

For New Zealand, Ajaj Patel (2/9) and Cole McConchie (1/34) were the wicket takers.

Matches

ICC T20 World Cup 2026

21st Match, Group A, Chennai, 13 Feb 2026

USA USA
196/6 & / (20. ov)
Neth Neth
103/10 & / (15.5 ov) (Target

USA won by 93 runs

ICC T20 World Cup 2026

19th Match, Group B, Colombo (RPS), 13 Feb 2026

Zim Zim
169/2 & / (20. ov)
Aus Aus
146/10 & / (19.3 ov) (Target

Zimbabwe won by 23 runs

ICC T20 World Cup 2026

20th Match, Group D, Delhi, 13 Feb 2026

Can Can
150/7 & / (20. ov)
UAE UAE
151/5 & / (19.4 ov) (Target

UAE won by 5 wickets

ICC T20 World Cup 2026

16th Match, Group B, Pallekele, 12 Feb 2026

SL SL
225/5 & / (20. ov)
Oman Oman
120/9 & / (20. ov) (Target

Sri Lanka won by 105 runs