da betsson： All the stats and records from Bangladesh’s biggest win in T20Is
da leao： Sampath Bandarupalli21-Oct-202139 – Wickets for Shakib Al Hasan in T20 World Cups. These are the joint-most for a bowler in this competition. Shahid Afridi, who last played in 2016, also has 39 wickets.2 – Shakib is just the second player with the double of 40-plus runs and over four wickets in a T20 World Cup game. Dwayne Bravo became the first player when he backed up his four-wicket haul with an unbeaten 66 against India in 2009 at Lord’s.2 – Previous instances of Shakib scoring 40-plus runs and taking four or more wickets in the same T20I – against Zimbabwe in 2013 and West Indies in 2018. While Shakib now has three such all-round efforts, no other player has achieved it more than once in men’s T20Is.<!–#cricinfo_inserttype: sidebartitle: Watch highlights on ESPN+nonbulleted_text: If you're in the USA, watch the Bangladesh vs PNG highlights in English here and in Hindi here6 Four-plus wicket hauls in T20Is for Shakib, the joint-most by any player in men's T20Is alongside Umar Gul. Three of those by Shakib came in the T20 World Cup, joint-most for a bowler with Saeed Ajmal.4 for 9 – Shakib's bowling figures in this match are the second-best for Bangladesh in T20 World Cups. Only Mustafizur Rahman recorded better figures when he took 5 for 22 against New Zealand in 2016.84 Bangladesh's win margin against Papua New Guinea on Thursday is their biggest in terms of runs in T20Is. Their previous biggest win was by 71 runs against Ireland in 2012 while defending 191.29 – Runs scored by PNG at the fall of the seventh wicket against Bangladesh. Only one team lost their seventh wicket at a lower total in Men's T20 World Cup – Afghanistan, at 25 against South Africa in 2010 and 26 runs against England in 2012. Afghanistan were 80 all-out on both occasions.46 – Kiplin Doriga's unbeaten score is now the highest individual score by any player in the men's T20 World Cup while batting at No. 8 or lower. The previous highest was 44 by Gulbadin Naib for Afghanistan in 2012 against England.