Apart from his fielding heroics, Pandya played a pivotal role with the bat, contributing a quickfire 32 off just 19 balls. His innings helped consolidate India's imposing total of 221/9 after an initial stutter. Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma both started well but were unable to convert their innings into big scores, while captain Suryakumar Yadav was dismissed cheaply. However, Nitish Reddy (76 off 34) and Rinku Singh (53 off 29) took charge, forming a crucial 108-run partnership for the fourth wicket, setting the stage for India's domination. In reply, Bangladesh struggled to keep up with the towering total. Spinner Varun Chakravarty bowled brilliantly, conceding just 19 runs and taking two wickets in his four overs. Veteran Bangladesh batter Mahmudullah, playing his second-last match before retirement, offered some resistance with a 39-ball 41, but his efforts weren't enough to stop the Indian bowlers. India's relentless bowling attack restricted Bangladesh to 135/9, sealing an 86-run victory. With the win, India clinched the three-match series 2-0, delivering their biggest T20I win against Bangladesh. Pandya's all-round performance, highlighted by his stunning catch, was instrumental in India's commanding victory.