Bangladesh provided footage of the over to match referee Latifzai and explained how the discrepancies had occurred…

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has contacted the Afghanistan Cricket Board to raise serious concerns over umpiring decisions during their Under-19 one-day series in Muscat. Bangladesh team management alleged that Afghanistan Under-19 captain Sohail Khan bowled an 11th over in the third match, exceeding the standard ten-over limit. The management presented video evidence to match referee Yasir Latifzai, explaining that the over was mistakenly credited by the scorer to Shah Faisal Rahimi.
Bangladesh Under-19 head coach Hannan Sarkar confirmed the issue was officially included in the captain's report via an appended note. Bangladesh also raised objections regarding multiple lbw and caught-behind decisions during the series. The BCB game development committee subsequently emailed the ACB, advising them to exercise greater care in future bilateral series.
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