A consistent batting execution followed by a clinical showcase with the ball in the final part of the pursuit assisted Bangladesh decisive victory the T20I series with a 16-run win in the third T20I in Dhaka on Tuesday (Walk 14). Litton Das' 57-ball 73 and Najmul Hossain's 47 not out off 36 assisted Bangladesh with posting a serious 158/2. A 95-run organization between Dawid Malan (53 off 47) and Jos Buttler (40 off 31) kept England in the chase however Bangladesh got six wickets for 28 runs in the last 50% of the pursuit to seal a renowned whitewash. Consistent beginning by England in the pursuit Notwithstanding Phil Salt getting out puzzled off debutant left-arm spinner Tanvir Islam in the opening over, England did well in the powerplay thanks to Malan and Buttler's positive methodology. They kept the limits coming consistently while Malan likewise struck a six off Tanvir as Britain got to 47/1 toward the finish of the powerplay. While Buttler took as much time as necessary to settle down, Malan kept playing the attacker as he hit a four and a six off Shakib Al Hasan and was subsequently put down at short cover by a jumping Towhid Hridoy. Britain gained consistent headway as they came to 72/1 toward the finish of the tenth over. Bangladesh retaliate after large stand Malan and Buttler rushed to take care of two short conveyances from Taskin Ahmed to the limit in the eleventh over. The previous raised his sixteenth T20I fifty which he arrived at off 43 balls while Buttler took on Mehidy Hasan as he hit him for a straight four followed by a six over lengthy off. Malan and Buttler stretched out their organization to 95 preceding Bangladesh hit back with speedy wickets. Mustafizur Rahman stowed his 100th T20I wicket by having Malan top edge a draw to the 'manager while Buttler was run out in similar over because of an immediate hit from Mehidy from highlight the striker's end. Bangladesh seal popular decisive victory Duckett, who had a godsend as Litton put down an intense opportunity off the bowling Mehidy, played a converse lap for his initial four. Moeen Ali struck a six off Hasan Mahmud while Duckett hit a limit in something similar over as they cut down the situation to 40 off the last four overs. However, Taskin gave key strikes to Bangladesh as Moeen was gotten at profound mid wicket off a draw and Duckett was bowled, with the pacer surrendering just four runs off the seventeenth over. Mustafizur followed it up with a five-run over, leaving Britain requiring 31 off 12. Shakib conveyed a smash over by offering just four runs and furthermore got the wicket of Sam Curran to seal the game in support of Bangladesh really. In spite of Mahmud being hit for several fours by Chris Woakes off the initial two wads of the last finished, Britain had an excessive amount to do eventually and they completed well short. Power-pressed show from Bangladesh in the initial 15 overs Rony Talukdar and Litton struck six limits between them to help Bangladesh to 46/0 in the powerplay. In spite of the fact that Adil Rashid, who was utilized for two overs in the powerplay, yielded just 11 runs, Chris Woakes, Jofra Toxophilite and Curran surrendered 34 runs between them as Bangladesh began well. Talukdar likewise had a big chance as he was put somewhere near Rehan Ahmed off Bowman, and he proceeded to raise 50 years stand with Litton prior to getting out to Rashid in the eighth over endeavoring a converse compass. Litton, in the interim, kept the limits coming as he helped Bangladesh to 77/1 at the midway phase of the innings. The appearance of Najmul gave a further lift to Bangladesh as he struck sixes off Moeen Ali and Rehan, while Litton, who enrolled a 41-ball fifty, struck a four and a six off Bowman. Toward the finish of the fifteenth over, Bangladesh had dashed to 131/1, looking really great for a score near the 180 imprint. For what reason did they wrap up with just 158? Because of a trained presentation from Curran, Chris Jordan and Bowman. Curran yielded just five runs in the sixteenth over while Jordan offered only three and furthermore got the wicket of Litton in the seventeenth. Blocking Najmul's four off Jordan in the nineteenth over, the Britain pacers cut out the limits in the last five overs and offered just 27 runs. Najmul, who was just 28 off 18 toward the beginning of the sixteenth over, scored just 19 off his next 18 conveyances while Shakib confronted six conveyances for just four runs as Britain returned well with the ball on a pitch that was straightforward to get runs on. Brief scores: Bangladesh 158/2 in 20 overs (Litton Das 73, Najmul Hossain 47*; Adil Rashid 1-23) beat England 142/6 in 20 overs (Dawid Malan 53, Jos Buttler 40; Taskin Ahmed 2-26) by 16 runs.