Litton Das Given Sharp Reply On Salman Ali Agha Controversial Run Out: The chaos that broke out in the second match between Pakistan and Bangladesh on March 13 is showing no sign of calming down. The way Salman Ali Aga was run out during this match has become a matter of controversy. Now Bangladesh wicketkeeper batsman Liton Das has given a sharp reply to the ongoing controversy regarding Salman’s run out. Although Salman was given out as per the rules of the game, questions are being raised on the spirit of the game because of the way it was executed by Mehdi Hasan Miraz.

How was Salman Ali Aga run out?

This incident happened in the 39th over of Pakistani innings when Salman Ali Aga was building a strong partnership between Mohammad Rizwan. On the fourth ball of this over, Rizwan played the ball to the right side of the bowler. Bangladesh captain Mehdi Hasan Miraz tried to stop the ball with his foot in the follow-through and collided with Salman Aga standing at the non-striker’s end. The ball stopped near him and Agha was outside the crease. During this, he picked up the ball and tried to bend to return it to Miraj, but the Bangladesh captain picked up the ball and hit it on the wicket by throwing it underarm on the stumps of the non-striker’s end.

After Miraj’s appeal, on-field umpire Tanveer Ahmed sent the decision to the third umpire. After watching the replays, the TV umpire found that Salman had not kept his bat inside the crease, after which he was declared run out. However, Pakistan ultimately defeated Bangladesh by 128 runs using the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method.

Crucial moment! Mehidy Hasan Miraz removes Salman Agha with a brilliant run-out. ✓#bcb #Cricket #Bangladesh #Pakistan #ODI pic.twitter.com/N0inKkZVwz

— Bangladesh Cricket (@BCBtigers) March 13, 2026

What did Liton Das say on run out?

Liton Das told Daily Star Bangladesh, ‘No one has come here to play charity league. This is an international match. Out is within the rules, I don’t feel from any angle that the spirit of the game has been compromised. Everyone may have their own personal opinion, but as players we felt that out is out.

Run out What did Salman Ali Aga say?

In the press conference after the match, Salman Ali Aga said, ‘I think there should be sportsmanship. Whatever Mirage did is within the rules. If they feel it is right then it is right. If you ask me I would do it differently. I would go for the spirit of the game. We have never done this before and will not do this in future also.

Hussain Talat Seriously Injured In The Pakistan Vs Bangladesh Second ODI Match: The second match of the three-match ODI series between Pakistan and Bangladesh was played last night i.e. on 13 March. Batting first in this match being played at Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium in Dhaka, Pakistan’s entire team was limited to 274 runs. For Pakistan, Maaz Sadaqat and Salman Ali Agha batted brilliantly and played half-century innings. Maaz scored the highest score of 75 runs. However, in this match, Pakistan all-rounder Hussain Talat got seriously injured, after which he was taken out of the field on a stretcher.

How did Hussain Talat get injured?

Pakistani all-rounder Hussain Talat suffered a left shoulder injury while fielding during the Bangladeshi innings in the match. During this time, Muhammad Wasim was bowling the sixth over of Bangladesh’s innings. Bangladesh’s wicketkeeper batsman Liton Das played a shot in the covers area and the ball was going towards the boundary, then Hussain quickly ran behind the ball and tried to stop the ball. However, as soon as he caught the ball, his foot fell on the boundary form. Due to this, Hussain Talat lost his balance and collided with the advertising board. Talat fell on his left shoulder in a strange manner, due to which he got seriously injured.

Went out on stretcher, then admitted to hospital

Immediately after Hussain Talat’s injury, the medical team came to the field and treated him. After this, he was taken out of the field on a stretcher and then admitted to the hospital in an ambulance, this has been confirmed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) itself.

Playing 11 of both teams for the match

Pakistan’s playing eleven: Sahibzada Farhan, Maaz Sadaqat, Shamil Hussain, Mohammad Rizwan (wicketkeeper), Salman Agha, Hussain Talat, Abdul Samad, Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Afridi (captain), Mohammad Wasim Jr., Harris Rauf.

Playing XI of Bangladesh: Saif Hasan, Tanjeed Hasan Tamim, Nazmul Hussain Shanto, Liton Das (wicketkeeper), Mehndi Hasan Miraj (captain), Tauheed Hridoy, Afif Hussain, Taskin Ahmed, Rishad Hussain, Mustafizur Rahman, Nahid Rana.