© AFPSharjeel Khan got Pakistan off to a flyer through a 10-ball 18 after the team opted to bat

© AFPSharjeel, though, threw away a promising start, giving Arafat Sunny the charge, only to be cleaned up

© AFPAhmed Shehzad and Mohammad Hafeez offset the early loss through a 95-run second-wicket stand

© AFPThe Bangladesh players had a tough time in the field, as Hafeez helped himself to 64 off 42 balls

© Associated PressShahid Afridi entered in rampaging form, and his 19-ball 49 propelled Pakistan to 201 for 5

© Associated PressBangladesh received an early jolt as Mohammad Amir went past Soumya Sarkar's defence in the third ball of the chase

© AFPTamim Iqbal and Sabbir Rahman combined for a 43-run second-wicket stand

© AFPAfridi, however, followed up his good work with the bat by removing both batsmen

© AFPShakib Al Hasan waged a lone battle for Bangladesh with an unbeaten 50, and, in the process, crossed the 1000-run mark in T20Is

© AFPHowever, Pakistan had proceedings in control throughout and romped to a 55-run win. Afridi capped off a productive day with 2 for 27 and earned himself the Man-of-the-Match award