Litton Das hit 102 runs off of 117 balls in Bangladesh’s second innings against Afghanistan on Monday, October 12, 2026, at the Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi. Das was the wicketkeeper and batter. With a late-cut four off of Qais Ahmad, the hundred was reached off of 115 balls and 14 fours. After being dropped on 14 and 26, and missing a chance to be run out on 46, Das reached this goal.
After three straight ducks on Bangladesh’s last trip to Australia, this was his seventh Test century and a return to form. Litton Das had earlier made four catches and one stumping in Afghanistan’s first innings, which scored 240 runs in response to Bangladesh’s score of 346 in the first innings.
Litton Das and Mehidy Hasan Miraz put together 149 runs for the seventh wicket.
Miraz got his 11th fifty in a Test match with 52 off 92 balls, keeping his perfect record. Bangladesh closed their second innings at 372 for 7 runs, so Afghanistan had to make 479 runs to win.
At the start of their second game on Day 4, Afghanistan was 132 for 3. In the first over, Ebadot Hossain got rid of Abdul Malik for two runs, and Hasan Mahmud got rid of Shahidullah for nineteen. Rahmat Shah made 51 runs off of 124 balls, with five fours and one six.
Also Read : Steve Smith Forced to Miss Fielding Duties After Helmet Blow
Litton Das got him behind. Hashmatullah Shahidi was 19 not out after 27 balls, and Sediqullah Atal was 35 not out after 126 balls. They were tied for first place with 82 runs. Afghanistan needed 347 more runs to catch up to Bangladesh’s score as the game was almost over.
Raghav Mehta is a sports journalist specializing in cricket coverage. His work focuses on breaking cricket news, match reports, team announcements, and significant developments across domestic and international cricket.
Expertise: Breaking News • Match Reports • Team Updates • International Cricket
