Records piled up in BAN vs NEP match, Tanjim created history and this shameful record was added to Nepal's name

Bangladesh cricket team has entered the T20 World Cup 2024 Super 8 by defeating Nepal. Bangladesh team was the last team in the current World Cup to reach the Super 8. Along with this, the Bangladesh team also registered the record of defending the lowest total in T20 World Cup history.

In this match, the Nepal team won the toss and decided to field first. Batting first, the Bangladesh team could score 106 runs. In response, the Nepal team collapsed for 85 runs with 4 balls remaining. In this way, Bangladesh won the match by 21 runs. Many records were made in this match. Let's have a look at these records.

Bangladesh batted first, scoring 106 runs. In response, Nepal's team could only score 85 runs, which Bangladesh defended. The team successfully defended the lowest T20 World Cup total (106) in history. Last week, South Africa held Bangladesh to 113 runs in New York.

Bangladesh's score of less than 106 was successfully defended in a 20-over men's T20I. West Indies held Ireland to 96 runs for 9 wickets in 2014, while Zimbabwe was all out for 105 runs against the West Indies in 2010.

Tanzim Hasan made history during the T20 World Cup. He bowled exceptionally well against Nepal, taking four wickets for seven runs in four overs. He became the first bowler to bowl the most dot balls in the T20 World Cup.

In the history of the Men's T20 World Cup, it was seen in 3 matches where both the teams were all out, including the names of Bangladesh and Nepal teams in Kingstown. Earlier, it was seen in the match played between Australia and Pakistan in Gros Islet in 2010 and Sri Lanka and New Zealand in Chattogram in 2014.

Tanzim and Mustafizur Rahman conceded only 7 runs in the match played against Nepal, which is the joint lowest for Bangladesh while bowling four overs in men's T20Is. He equaled Rishad Hussain, who did such a feat against the USA in Houston earlier this year.

Nepal's team collapsed for 85 runs against Bangladesh. This was the third-lowest all-out score with a half-century partnership in Men's T20Is. The previous lowest is Norway's 76 against Germany in 2021.

Bangladesh was bowled out for 106 against Nepal, which is the second-lowest score by a Full Member against an Associate in a Men's T20 World Cup. The previous lowest was 88 by England against the Netherlands in 2014.