WATCH: Jaker Ali loses his cool at his partner as confusion over run-out causes huge controversy

Bangladesh beat the West Indies by 80 runs to whitewash the hosts and win the three-match T20I series 3-0. There was a massive moment of controversy that happened when Bangladesh were batting. Jaker Ali played the ball towards the square leg region and set for a quick run. The batter went for a second as Nicholas Pooran threw the ball towards the bowlers end as Roston Chase removed the bails. 

Jaker Ali was angry at Shamim Hossain as he stood his ground, and Ali threw his bat down on the ground in anger. Bangladeshi batter made his way back to the hut in anger, but there was more drama in store. Shamim Hossain hadn’t grounded his bat while Jaker Ali had made his way past his teammate at the batter’s end. 

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Litton Das won the toss and chose to bat first, and Bangladesh scored 189/7 from 20 overs. Jaker Ali was the best batter for the visitors, with 72 not out from 41 balls with 3 fours and 6 maximums. Parvez Hossain Emon was the 2nd-best batter with 39 runs, while Mehidy Hasan Miraz scored 29. 

Bangladesh bowlers skittle West Indies for 109 

Jaker Ali kept scoring runs to put pressure on the West Indian bowlers with boundaries at regular intervals. Romario Shepherd was the best bowler for the hosts, with figures of 2/30 from 4 overs. Roston Chase picked 1/15 from 4 overs, while Alzarri Joseph and Gudakesh Motie picked a wicket each. 

After the early loss of Brandon King for a duck, Johnson Charles scored 23 runs from 18 balls. The best batter for the hosts was Romario Shepherd, who scored 33 runs from 27 balls with one four and 3 sixes. Rishad Hossain was the best bowler for Bangladesh with 3/21 from 4 overs. Taskin Ahmed and Mahedi Hasan were the best bowlers, with 2 wickets each. 

Speaking at the end of the day, Litton Das said, “We played really well in Test cricket and ODI also; unfortunately, we did not win, but we had the confidence. We know we have a very good bowling wicket and if we score well, we have the bowling to defend.”

Skipper Rovman Powell said, “It's just wickets in clusters; if we lose wickets in the first and second overs, you are always going to struggle. This has been the case for the last 8 games or so. We have some time to correct them now.”