The second T10 match of the Bangladesh Tour of India 2025 delivered another high-octane thriller as Bangladesh defeated India by 11 runs at Kolkata Park on December 11, 2025. In a contest packed with explosive batting, rapid momentum shifts, and intense pressure across all 10 overs, Afif Hossain emerged as the hero with a sensational all-round performance, earning the Man of the Match award and handing Bangladesh an unassailable 2–0 lead in the three-match T10 series.

Bangladesh endured an unstable start after being put into bat, losing Mohammad Mahmudullah (2) early while Liton Das (18) showed brief aggression. Shakib Al Hasan provided a short burst of momentum with 10 off 6 balls before falling to a sharp break.

At 47/5, Bangladesh were staring at a low total, but the match turned dramatically through the fearless hitting of Afif Hossain, who played a breathtaking unbeaten knock of 47 off just 19 balls* at a strike rate of 247.37. He received explosive support from Nurul Hasan, who smashed 23 off only 8 balls at a staggering strike rate of 287.50. Their late assault lifted Bangladesh to a competitive 123/7 in the full 10 overs.

For India, Mohammed Siraj led the attack with 2 wickets, while Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, and Ravichandran Ashwin picked up one wicket each.

Chasing 124 in this clash, India’s innings never found early stability. Both openers, Shubman Gill (3) and Rohit Sharma (1), perished quickly, piling early pressure on the middle order. Abhishek Sharma briefly counterattacked with 14 off 4 balls, while Ravindra Jadeja struck a powerful 24 off 12 balls to revive hopes.

However, sharp run-outs, disciplined bowling, and rising required run rate stalled India’s momentum. With India slipping to 63/8, the match looked sealed before a sensational late surge from Jasprit Bumrah, who smashed a stunning 33 off just 10 balls, bringing the contest alive in the final moments.

Despite the late fireworks, India were bowled out for 112 in 9.5 overs, falling 11 runs short of the target.

With this victory, Bangladesh now lead the 3-match T10 series 2–0, already sealing the series before the final match. The visitors have outplayed India in both execution and pressure handling, while India now face the task of restoring pride in the concluding fixture.