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Bahrain Pacer Ali Dawood Claims Second-best Figures In Men's T20I History
His efforts dismantled Bhutan’s chase in Gelephu and sealed a 35‑run win for Bahrain in the third match of their five‑game series. Introduced in the third over, Dawood struck twice to leave the hosts tottering at 11/3, before returning late to rip through the lower order.
Dawood, who was born in Sialkot in Pakistan, claimed three wickets in the 16th over and two more in his next over to finish with 7-19. Despite having a 67‑run fourth‑wicket stand, Bhutan were bowled out for 125, handing Bahrain, who made 160/4, a 2‑1 lead in the five‑match series.
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