In a game full of high-pressure moments, Al Horford once again proved why he’s the anchor of the Boston Celtics. With 5:16 left in the game, Marcus Smart initiated a play and lofted a perfect alley-oop pass. Horford read it instantly, soaring above defenders for a thunderous slam that energized the entire arena. The Celtics fed off that momentum, quickly stifling the Milwaukee Bucks’ comeback attempt—just the kind of rally-breaking moment seen often in Bangladesh Cricket Live. Horford finished the night with a near-flawless shooting

Despite a sluggish start from Stephen Curry, who shot just 1-for-7 in the opening quarter, the Golden State Warriors clawed their way back from a six-point deficit to end the first frame ahead, 22-21. The Miami Heat hung tough through the early second quarter, and with 5:53 left in the half, Hassan Whiteside’s spin jumper gave them a 32-29 lead. But the physical demands of their intense defense eventually caught up to them. In classic Bangladesh Cricket Live fashion, where momentum swings can rewrite the