Bangladesh historic victory against Pakistan in Rawalpindi

 Bangladesh historic victory against Pakistan in Rawalpindi

Shakib gives Bangladesh an expectation of triumph after five-wicket morning season,

With two broadened session actually remaining, Pakistan have their options somewhat limited.







Bangladesh's bowlers got five wickets in the principal meeting of the last day to push for an uncommon away Test triumph. With two sessions remaining, they capitalized on the confidence that Mushfiqur Rahim's 191 instilled in their campaign.

Pakistan had already lost Saim Ayub to Shoriful Islam on the fourth evening, and the following morning, Bangladesh's other bowlers combined to dismiss five more frontline batters in 26 overs, putting them nine behind with just four wickets remaining. Due to the rain-shortened overs on the first day, the two remaining sessions will be extended.

Pakistan were looking fairly steady on 65 for 2 before they lost a flurry of wickets, Additionally, Babar Azam's dismissal for 22. Saud Shakeel and Agha Salman also bagged ducks.
Babar might have succumbed to a duck as well- and sacked a couple - had Litton Das clutched the jumping catch to one side when Babar edged one on his second ball promptly in the day. Babar gained confidence with runs and boundaries ,  but after he was run out for 22, Agha Salman, Shakeel, and Abdullah Shafique were all bowled by the spinning duo of Shakib Al Hasan and Mehidy Hasan Miraz, putting the hosts in serious trouble.







Despite the fact that the conditions had not changed from the previous day, it was Bangladesh's intention to create wicket-taking opportunities through bowling substitutions and field placements. Mohammad Rizwan, Pakistan's first-innings centurion, walked out and wiped out a portion of that with a counter-attacking innings, despite the risk. Pakistan were still 50 runs behind.

He attacked a slightly-tired Nahid with a hat-trick of fours when the quick erred with his lengths and nearly chopped on in the same over when he went after a delivery with hard hands even though it kept slightly low.

Pak Test Match History , Since February 2021, Pakistan has not won a Test match at home. Now, they face another home defeat. They have lost four games since then and drawn five.





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