Nasir (left) congratulates Butt on his half-century
Asia Cup - Phase Two
Karachi
Bangladesh 115 v Pakistan 116-0 (Salman Butt 56 no, Nasir Jamshed 52 no)
Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 10 wkts
Pakistan finished their Asia Cup campaign on a high note with a 10-wicket thrashing of Bangladesh.
Both sides had only pride to play for in the last game of the super-four stage of the competition, having already been eliminated from final contention.
Bangladesh were skittled for 115 in 38.2 overs after opting to bat first at the National Stadium in Karachi.
Opening batsman Tamim Iqbal top scored with 26, while Pakistan paceman Abdur Rauf marked his third one-day international appearance with figures of 3-24.
Pakistan needed just 19.4 overs to chase down their modest target.
Opening pair Salman Butt (56no) and Nasir Jamshed (52no) both finished with unbeaten half-centuries to complete a facile victory.
India and Sri Lanka will contest the Asia Cup final on Sunday.

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| Fixture |
|---|
| Monday 9th November |
| One Day Int Third Match |
| Pakistan vs New Zealand |
| Women's T20 Int First Women's Twenty20 International |
| West Indies Women vs England Women |
| Tuesday 10th November |
| One Day Int Second Match |
| South Africa vs Zimbabwe |
| Tour Match One Day Match |
| South Africa A vs England |
| Women's T20 Int Second Women's Twenty20 International |
| West Indies Women vs England Women |
| Wednesday 11th November |
| One Day Int Seventh Match |
| India vs Australia |
| Thursday 12th November |
| Int Twenty20 First Match |
| Pakistan vs New Zealand |
| Women's T20 Int Third Women's Twenty20 International |
| West Indies Women vs England Women |
| Friday 13th November |
| Int Twenty20 Second Match |
| Pakistan vs New Zealand |
| International Twenty20 |
| South Africa vs England |
| Result |
|---|
| Sunday 8th November |
| One Day International Series |
| South Africa vs Zimbabwe South Africa won by 45 runs. |
| India vs Australia Australia won by 6 wickets. |
| Tour Match |
| vs England England won by 8 wickets. |
| Saturday 7th November |
| Women's One Day International Series |
| West Indies Women vs England Women West Indies Women won by 1 wickets. |
| Friday 6th November |
| One Day International Series |
| Pakistan vs New Zealand New Zealand won by 64 runs. |
| Tour Match |
| Diamond Eagles vs England XI England won by 185 runs. |
| Women's One Day International Series |
| West Indies Women vs England Women England Women won by 13 runs. |
| Thursday 5th November |
| One Day International Series |
| Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe Bangladesh won by 1 wickets. |
| India vs Australia Australia won by 3 runs. |
| Wednesday 4th November |
| Under 19 One Day International Series |
| Bangladesh Under 19 vs England Under 19 Bangladesh Under 19 won by 8 runs. |
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