Bangladesh player Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha get involved in heated spat. March 13, 2026 / 19:09 IST Controversial run-out sparks heated exchange between Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Salman Agha in Bangladesh vs Pakistan clash. (Photo: X) Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Pakistan batter Salman Ali Agha got involved in a heated verbal spat after a controversial run-out during the second ODI at the Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka on Friday (March 13). Agha was furious after the run-out as he was batting on 64 during the 39th over. Mohammad Rizwan, who was on strike, defended the ball back towards Miraz at the bowling end. The ball gently bounced off Salman Agha as the bowler also collided with him.
He was well outside his crease, but instead of getting back inside it, he decided to pick up the ball and give it to the bowler.However, Miraz had other plans. He quickly picked up the ball and ran the Pakistan batter out. The duo were seen exchanging words after the run-out decision.Also Read | BCCI breaks silence on Pakistan cricketer Abrar Ahmed’s Hundred deal with Sunrisers LeedsAgha was dismissed for 64 off 62 deliveries and as he walked out to the dugout, he was seen throwing his helmet and gloves in frustration.Also Read | Ex-Australia star calls Abhishek Sharma 'rascal who walks into the fire', explains why India need players like himWatch the video here...gotta feel for Salman Ali Agha, nothing new for Bangladeshis from timing out batsmen to this.pic.twitter.com/gK3rHCN6rC— PCT Replays 2.0 (@ReplaysPCT) March 13, 2026Earlier, Bangladesh captain had won the toss and elected to bowl first against the Men in Green for the second ODI of the 3-match series.In the first game, fast-bowler Nahid Rana dismantled the Pakistan batting lineup with his career best figures of 5-24 in a dominating 8-wicket win over the visitors on Wednesday.Coming to the lineups, Bangladesh fielded the same eleven from the previous game whereas Pakistan brought in Haris Rauf in place of Abrar Ahmed hoping that the conditions will suit the pacers. Despite a bad first ODI, the Men in Green still gave another chance to Sahibzada Farhan, Shamyl Hussain, Maaz Sadaqat and Abdul Samad, who all made their ODI debut in the previous match.