Bangladesh registered their first Test series win against Pakistan with a six-wicket victory in Rawalpindi to take the tour by 2-0.
Bangladesh cricket team registered a historic 2-0 win in the Test series against Pakistan, after securing a six-wicket victory in the third match, in the second and final match of the round.
With 185 runs to win in Rawalpindi, the tourists will be chasing each other in the afternoon of the final day to follow. Win 10 shutters without opening test Not the same local. This match is just in case Bangladesh's first Test win against Pakistan is not tested.
Zakir Hasan scored 40 off just 39 balls and did not stop in direct pursuit of Bangladesh to ensure there was little hope of a Pakistani recovery. The 26-year-old's entries will include three fours and two sixes in his opening 58 with Shadman Islam.
The moment of victory, perhaps fittingly, saw Abrar Ahmed covered by Shakib Al Hasan, who shared an unbeaten 32nd for the fifth wicket with Mushfiqur Rahim to calm his nerves after Momin-ul-Haq fell at 153-4.
Bangladesh's first innings was saved by 136 from Liton Das, in a partnership of 165 for the seventh wicket with Mehedi Hasan Miraz, after they were reduced to 26-6 in reply to 274 by the hosts. To the ball
Pakistan, who had seen three competitors bat in their first round, were bowled out for 172 in the second challenge, when challenge problems in the first match surprised them. Hasan Mahmood was the leading scorer with 5-43, while Nahid Rana took 4-44.
The two defeats in the series are Pakistan Reds' barren run of six defeats and four draws at home since beating South Africa in Rawalpindi in 2021.
