Bangladesh produce fielding error [Source: X]Fielding blunders are often associated with the Pakistan cricket team's stereotypical missed chances on the field, be it a run-out or a caught-out. Mirroring the same unfortunate and hilarious action, the Bangladesh cricket team was found to miss a golden opportunity while defending their target in the one-off Test against Afghanistan at Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi. During Afghanistan's second innings, the Bangladeshi fielders missed a run-out chance that was simply a schoolboy error, amidst a mix-up from the Afghanistan batters as well.Bangladesh miss out golden opportunity for a run-outDuring the first ball of the 122nd over, as Nayeem Hasan bowled to Qais Ahmad, Ahmad pushed a fuller, outside off-length delivery towards the left of backward point. Soon after playing the ball, Qais Ahmad took a quick single and wanted a second run, but was sent back by his partner, Yamin Ahmadzai. However, that was a mix-up from Qais's side, as he had to turn back almost halfway through the crease. ALSO READIndia vs West Indies Head to Head Records In T20Is, West Indies tour of India 2026, 4th T20IAmidst that, a big mix-up took place as the fielder threw the ball at the bowling end, where Nayeem collected it but failed to secure a direct hit even with an underarm throw. That resulted in a missed run-out chance for Bangladesh, where a simple chance slipped out of their hands to help Afghanistan stick to the chase.Watch the clip below:Sports Production @SportsProd88208 Omg Bangladesh created one of the best memes again the batter was at the other end but the bowler miss fielder from 1 yard 😂😂 Oct 13, 2026, 5:26 PM On the very next ball, another mix-up took place, with Yamin calling his partner for a single, but again, due to a mix-up, he tried to sneak a run, but the fielder threw the ball again to Nayeem at the bowler's end, who dislodged the bail, and there was a close call, with Yamin dragging his bat to reach there in time.Bangladesh fielding mix-up helps Afghanistan draw matchNevertheless, that missed opportunity had Yamin Ahmadzai stay at the crease for 85 deliveries, scoring 19 runs, with Ziaur Rahman coming in to bat in the 137th over. That resilience from Qais Ahmad later and Ziaur Rahman, who failed to score any runs but stayed at the crease for 12 runs, helped the team play until the last ball of the day's play, eventually ending the match in a draw, with Afghanistan scoring 346 runs in their second innings in the five-day game.Sediqullah Atal top-scored to break a record with his 111-run knock, while Rahmat Shah, the captain, scored a 124-ball 51 to keep the game alive after Afghanistan's initial 240-run all-out in the first innings.ALSO READWest Indies Squad For Bangladesh Tests Announced; Alzarri Joseph, Shai Hope Out