PAK vs BAN 2nd ODI: Pakistan's star all-rounder Hussain Talat sustained a shoulder injury. He was then rushed to a hospital, according to an ESPNCricinfo report. The incident happened when he tried to stop a ball from going for a four in the second ODI against Bangladesh in Dhaka.
Talat got injured during the sixth over of the second innings. He was running towards the cover boundary when Litton Das smashed the ball in Mohammad Wasim's over. Talat tried to stop the ball near the boundary. He stepped on the foam padding, ran into the advertisement boards, and landed heavily on his left shoulder. He was seen reeling in excruciating pain. His teammates and the coaching staff ran quickly towards him with a stretcher. They carried him to a nearby ambulance.
PCB Release Statement
The PCB released a statement saying Talat will receive immediate treatment from their medical staff. He was then rushed to a hospital for further assessment. The board emphasized that the exact nature of the injury would be revealed after a detailed assessment.
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“Talat received immediate medical attention from the team’s medical staff on the field. After the initial assessment, he was taken to a hospital for a detailed examination. The nature and extent of the injury will be determined after doctors complete further medical evaluation," the PCB statement said.
Salman’s Brain Fade
Pakistan's star batter Salman Ali Agha got out in a controversial manner. Rizwan smashed the ball gently down the ground in Mehidy Hasan Miraz's over. The ball went towards Agha, who was standing outside the crease at the non-striker's end.
The ball touched Agha's pads. He then tried to pick it up and return it. Miraz quickly snatched the ball and threw it towards the stumps. Agha was standing outside the crease, and Miraz appealed for the run-out.
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The on-field umpire referred this decision to the third umpire. The third umpire ruled in Bangladesh's favor and declared Agha out.
Agha appeared irritated as he walked back to the pavilion. Images show he was frustrated after getting out.