Liton gave the prize money to the flood victims


Published: 06:25 25 August 2024
Bangladesh has won the historic Rawalpindi Test. Tigers beat Pakistan by a huge margin of 10 wickets. Mushfiqur Rahim won the man-of-the-match award by playing an extraordinary innings of 191 runs. Mr. Dependable donated the money received as the best of the match award to the flood victims.
Wicketkeeper Batter Liton Das scored 56 runs off 78 balls in this match. Litton won the Energetic Player of the Match award for this innings. After Mushfiqur, the wicket-keeper batsman donated the prize money to the flood victims.
In a post on social media Facebook after the match, Liton wrote, 'I am happy and proud to have beaten Pakistan in a Test match for the first time. Due to the flood situation in the country, I can't enjoy this victory properly, my mind is in the country.'
He also wrote, 'I am announcing to give the money received as energetic player of the match award to the flood victims. All those who are in the country, come forward according to their ability. The more danger, the more unity. Bangladesh will not lose.'
Earlier, Mushfiq donated the money received as the best match award to the flood victims. At the prize distribution ceremony, he said, 'I want to donate this prize money to the flood victims at the request of my team. I would request everyone in the country, who can afford it, to come forward.
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