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Pakistan vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test Match Summary

PAK vs BAN, 2024 - Test Summary

Pakistan vs Bangladesh Scorecard

Match Ended

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi , Aug 30, 2024

Pakistan

274&172

Bangladesh

262&185/4 (56.0)

Bangladesh beat Pakistan by 6 wickets

Player of the Match

Litton Das

Player of the Series

Mehidy Hasan

PAK 274/10

Top Batsmen

Saim Ayub

58 (110)

4x4s
2x6s
52.72SR

Shan Masood

57 (69)

2x4s
0x6s
82.60SR

Top Bowlers

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

ECON 2.75

22.1

OVERS

61/5

R/W

Taskin Ahmed

ECON 3.35

OVERS

57/3

R/W

BAN 262/10

Top Batsmen

Litton Das

138 (228)

13x4s
4x6s
60.52SR

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

78 (124)

12x4s
1x6s
62.90SR

Top Bowlers

PAK 172/10

Top Batsmen

Agha Salman

47 (71)

6x4s
1x6s
66.19SR

Mohammad Rizwan

43 (73)

5x4s
0x6s
58.90SR

Top Bowlers

Hasan Mahmud

ECON 4.03

10.4

OVERS

43/5

R/W

Nahid Rana

ECON 4.00

OVERS

44/4

R/W

BAN 185/4

Top Batsmen

Zakir Hasan

40 (39)

3x4s
2x6s
102.56SR

Najmul Hossain Shanto

38 (82)

5x4s
0x6s
46.34SR

Top Bowlers

Najmul Hossain Shanto collects the trophy and joins his teammates for the celebrations. With this, a thoroughly engrossing Bangladesh tour of Pakistan has come to an end. Bangladesh will now head home before embarking on their tour of India, where they will play two Tests later this month, followed by three T20Is. As for Pakistan, they have a comparatively longer break, with their next assignment scheduled in October when England will visit for a three-match Test series. However, there's still plenty of action this week. The three-match T20I series between Scotland and Australia kicks off on 4th September, and the third Test between England and Sri Lanka commences on 6th September. It's goodbye for now. Cheers!

The skipper of Bangladesh, Najmul Hossain Shanto expresses immense pride and happiness after winning the series, stating that it means a lot to the team and is beyond words. He praises the pacers for their impressive performance and hard work, highlighting their dedication to winning games for the team. Shanto also commends Shadman Islam and Zakir Hasan for their brilliant batting and hopes they continue to take responsibility in future matches. Looking ahead to the next series against India, he acknowledges the importance of experienced players like Mushfiqur Rahim and Shakib Al Hasan and is confident in their continued efforts.

The captain of Pakistan, Shan Masood expresses extreme disappointment and says that the team was excited for the home season He mentions that the same problems that plagued them in Australia have resurfaced and feels that they have not learned their lessons. States that they played good cricket but not getting the job done is an area that needs improvement. He also points out that this has happened four times during his tenure, where they allowed the opposing team back into the contest after being in a dominant position. He opines that Test cricket demands a different level of fitness. Further says that the decision to play four fast bowlers in the first Test was based on concerns about managing the workload with just three bowlers. He notes that the first innings score of 274 was solid, but acknowledges that he and Saim Ayub could have added more runs, similar to Litton Das. Feels that it’s not all doom and gloom, as there are always lessons to be learned.

Mehidy Hasan is the PLAYER OF THE SERIES for his stellar all-round contributions across the series. He says that he is really happy to have gotten a Player of the Series award for the first time outside the country. Feels that it is a tough job playing as all-rounder but he is happy to do the job for the team. He acknowledges the challenge of batting at number 8 but enjoys partnering with experienced players like Litton Das and Mushfiqur Rahim. Miraz is proud of achieving a five-wicket haul and aims to improve further. Reflecting on his absence from the T20 World Cup, he credits the support staff for their constant backing and appreciates his supportive teammates.

Litton Das is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his superb ton. He says that he just believed in himself during a challenging spell of bowling from Pakistan. Tells that he and Mehidy Hasan focused on batting long, and once Mehidy hit a four and a six, the momentum began to shift in their favour. Adds that when Hasan Mahmud came to the crease, his aim was to play as many overs as possible. Lauds Hasan for his excellent support at the other end. Mentions that he enjoys keeping in Tests and when he performs well behind the stumps, it positively impacts the team's overall performance. States that the situation back home wasn't up to the mark, but they came here and practised hard.

Time for the presentation ceremony...

Hasan Mahmud is in for a chat next. He praises his team's effort, highlighting their hard work and dedication throughout the series. He commends the fast bowlers for actively seeking wickets and putting in the effort. Hasan emphasizes the importance of fast bowlers capitalizing on opportunities and the need for continuous hard work, especially in red-ball cricket. He also notes the significance of fast bowlers and spinners combining their efforts to succeed.

Litton Das is up for a chat. He says that he is very happy and satisfied with the result and it has been a very good show of character from the entire side. Gives credit to Mehidy Hasan for batting the way he did. He ends by saying that it has been a good outing for the entire team and the way they have played in both the Test matches, shows real growth on their part.

The Test match began with a washout on Day 1 due to persistent rain, preventing any play. Day 2 saw clear skies, and Bangladesh won the toss, opting to bowl first. Pakistan had a shaky start with Abdullah Shafique falling early, but fifties from Saim Ayub and Shan Masood stabilized the innings. Despite their efforts, the middle order struggled to capitalize, and it was Agha Salman's 54 that guided Pakistan to a total of 274. Mehidy Hasan was the standout for Bangladesh, claiming a five-wicket haul. In reply, Shadman Islam and Zakir Hasan survived unscathed to close the day out for Bangladesh.

Day 3 brought drama as Bangladesh crumbled to 26/6 in the morning session, with Khurram Shahzad and Mir Hamza wreaking havoc. However, a historic 165-run partnership between Litton Das and Mehidy Hasan Miraz for the seventh wicket brought Bangladesh back into the game. Never before had Test cricket witnessed a seventh-wicket partnership of 150 or more runs after the first 6 wickets had fallen for 30 runs or less. Mehidy fell for 78, but Litton went on to score a century, and with Hasan Mahmud's support, Bangladesh posted 262, just 12 runs behind Pakistan's total. Khurram Shahzad shone for Pakistan with a six-wicket haul, but Pakistan faltered again, ending the day at 9/2 with a slim lead of 21 runs.

On Day 4, Pakistan began positively with Shan Masood and Saim Ayub looking promising. However, Taskin Ahmed's breakthrough initiated a collapse, and Nahid Rana compounded Pakistan's woes. Mohammad Rizwan and Agha Salman attempted to rebuild after lunch, but Hasan Mahmud struck twice, dismissing Rizwan and leaving Salman to battle with the tail. Salman's unbeaten 47-run knock gave Pakistan something to bowl at as they folded for 172, setting Bangladesh 185 runs for victory. Hasan Mahmud was the star of the show with a maiden five-wicket haul in just his third Test, while Nahid Rana claimed four wickets. With the bat, Zakir Hasan set the tone in the chase, helping Bangladesh score at a brisk rate before bad light and subsequent rain brought an end to the day's play.

Earlier, Bangladesh began their day, needing 143 more runs to win with all ten wickets intact. Pakistan's bowlers were disciplined from the start, making the visitors work hard for every run. The morning session saw a couple of key breakthroughs that briefly energized the hosts and gave them hope. However, they struggled to build on those breakthroughs. Mominul Haque played a crucial role in taking the pressure off Najmul Hossain Shanto by rotating the strike effectively. Consequently, Shanto was able to settle into his innings and score more freely. After setting up the chase, Mominul and Shanto both fell after the Lunch break, but the experienced duo of Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim brought much-needed calmness to the middle. Their composed presence ensured that Bangladesh got the job done without any further hiccups, sealing a historic victory.

History has been made in Rawalpindi, again! Bangladesh have completed a series whitewash against Pakistan for the first time in Test cricket. Coming into the series without a single Test win against Pakistan, they have now won two in a row to inflict a whitewash over their Asian rivals. This result has catapulted Bangladesh from sixth to fourth place in the World Test Championship standings, leapfrogging South Africa and England. For Pakistan, it's back to the drawing board with much to reflect on, particularly how they let Bangladesh off the hook after reducing them to 26/6 in the first innings.

Over 56 : 185/4

6 Runs

055.1
055.2
255.3
055.4
055.5
455.6

Shakib

21 (43)

M. Rahim

22 (51)

A. Ahmed

14-3-40-1

55.6

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

FOUR! And that's it! Shakib Al Hasan seals the win with a boundary! The two senior players see Bangladesh home. Jubilant scenes in the Bangladesh camp as Najmul Hossain Shanto and his teammates embrace each other in celebration. Coming to the delivery, this was tossed up, full and wide on off, Shakib Al Hasan reached out in front and cracked the drive through covers for a boundary. Bangladesh win by 6 wickets and complete a 2-0 clean sweep!

55.5

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Googly, short and on off, Shakib Al Hasan reads it well and keeps it out on the off side.

55.4

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Tosses it up does Abrar, full and on middle and leg, Shakib Al Hasan steps out to work it on the leg side but misses. The ball comes off his pads and the short leg fielder picks it up and hits the stumps at the batting end but Shakib is in.

55.3

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Slower and shorter, on off, Shakib Al Hasan waits on it and with an open bat face, he glides it past first slip for a couple of runs. Just a boundary away now.

55.2

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Short and on middle, Shakib Al Hasan stabs it down the deck.

55.1

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Abrar slips it down leg, on a nagging length, Shakib Al Hasan gets inside the line to tickle it fine but misses. The ball brushes his pads and it is taken nicely by Sarfaraz Ahmed to his right.

Over 55 : 179/4

6 Runs

154.1
054.2
154.3
054.4
454.5
054.6

M. Rahim

22 (51)

Shakib

15 (37)

M. Ali

17-3-37-0

54.6

Mohammad Ali To Mushfiqur Rahim

Another bumper attempted by Ali, at the helmet of the batter. Mushfiqur Rahim ducks and lets it be.

54.5

Mohammad Ali To Mushfiqur Rahim

FOUR! Not in control but Mushfiqur Rahim will take it! Ali digs it in short, at the batter. Mushfiqur Rahim takes the short ball but fails to ride the bounce. Gets a top edge that flies over leg gully and beats deep fine leg to his right for a boundary. Just 6 more needed now for Bangladesh.

54.4

Mohammad Ali To Mushfiqur Rahim

Fuller and slanting in, around off, Mushfiqur Rahim gets on the front foot nicely and times the drive to cover.

54.3

Mohammad Ali To Shakib Al Hasan

Good running again! Fuller and on off, Shakib Al Hasan knocks it off the front foot in front of mid off and gets to the other end quickly. Bangladesh need 10 more runs now.

54.2

Mohammad Ali To Shakib Al Hasan

Angling away, on a hard length, on off, Shakib Al Hasan drives it on the up to cover.

54.1

Mohammad Ali To Mushfiqur Rahim

Drop and run! This is on a back of a length, on off. Mushfiqur Rahim gets on his toes and taps it with soft hands in front of cover-point for a quick single.

Over 54 : 173/4

0 Runs

053.1
053.2
053.3
053.4
053.5
053.6

Shakib

14 (35)

M. Rahim

17 (47)

A. Ahmed

13-3-34-1

53.6

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Flatter and fuller, on middle and leg, Shakib Al Hasan misreads the length initially but adjusts well to keep it out on the leg side.

53.5

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Has Shakib dragged his foot out? Nicely tossed up by Abrar, full and outside off, Shakib Al Hasan plays down the wrong line as he looks to drive it through the off side. He loses his balance slightly as he gets beaten on the outside edge. Sarfaraz Ahmed is quick to whip the bails off. It is referred upstairs but the replays show that Shakib dragged his foot back in time.

53.4

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Turning in, short and on the pads, Shakib Al Hasan defends it off the back foot.

53.3

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

Shorter and quicker, cut straight to backward point by Shakib.

53.2

Abrar Ahmed To Shakib Al Hasan

An optimistic shout for LBW but turned down! Shan Masood indicates that it was high and Pakistan do not take the review. On a nagging length, on off and middle, Shakib Al Hasan plays around it as he looks to flick it away. Gets beaten on the inside edge and wears it high on the thigh pad.

Full Commentary

56 OV

6 Runs

A. Ahmed to Shakib

055.1
055.2
255.3
055.4
055.5
455.6

55 OV

6 Runs

M. Ali to M. Rahim Shakib

154.1
054.2
154.3
054.4
454.5
054.6

54 OV

0 Runs

A. Ahmed to Shakib

053.1
053.2
053.3
053.4
053.5
053.6

53 OV

0 Runs

M. Ali to M. Rahim

052.1
052.2
052.3
052.4
052.5
052.6

52 OV

2 Runs

A. Ahmed to Shakib M. Rahim

051.1
151.2
051.3
151.4
051.5
051.6

51 OV

1 Runs

M. Ali to Shakib

050.1
050.2
050.3
050.4
050.5
150.6

50 OV

7 Runs

A. Ahmed to Shakib M. Rahim

649.1
149.2
049.3
049.4
049.5
049.6

49 OV

1 Runs

M. Ali to Shakib M. Rahim

048.1
048.2
048.3
048.4
148.5
048.6

48 OV

2 Runs

A. Ahmed to M. Rahim Shakib

147.1
047.2
047.3
047.4
147.5
047.6

47 OV

3 Runs

M. Ali to M. Rahim Shakib

046.1
046.2
146.3
146.4
146.5
046.6

46 OV

2 Runs

A. Ahmed to Shakib

045.1
045.2
045.3
045.4
245.5
045.6

45 OV

2 Runs

M. Ali to M. Rahim

044.1
044.2
244.3
044.4
044.5
044.6

44 OV

1 Runs

A. Ahmed to M. Rahim M. Haque

043.1
043.2
043.3
143.4
043.5
W 43.6

43 OV

2 Runs

M. Ali to M. Haque

042.1
042.2
042.3
242.4
042.5
042.6

42 OV

3 Runs

A. Ahmed to M. Haque M. Rahim

041.1
041.2
141.3
041.4
041.5
241.6

41 OV

2 Runs

M. Hamza to M. Haque M. Rahim

140.1
1 NB 40.2
040.2
040.3
040.4
040.5
040.6

40 OV

4 Runs

A. Ahmed to M. Rahim

239.1
039.2
239.3
039.4
039.5
039.6

39 OV

9 Runs

M. Hamza to M. Rahim M. Haque

238.1
138.2
038.3
238.4
438.5
038.6

38 OV

9 Runs

A. Salman to N. Shanto M. Rahim M. Haque

037.1
437.2
W 37.3
137.4
037.5
437.6

37 OV

0 Runs

M. Hamza to M. Haque

036.1
036.2
036.3
036.4
036.5
036.6

36 OV

0 Runs

A. Salman to N. Shanto

035.1
035.2
035.3
035.4
035.5
035.6

35 OV

1 Runs

M. Hamza to N. Shanto M. Haque

034.1
034.2
034.3
034.4
134.5
034.6

34 OV

5 Runs

A. Salman to N. Shanto M. Haque

133.1
033.2
133.3
033.4
033.5
333.6

33 OV

0 Runs

M. Hamza to M. Haque

032.1
032.2
032.3
032.4
032.5
032.6

32 OV

4 Runs

A. Salman to N. Shanto M. Haque

031.1
031.2
1 LB 31.3
031.4
131.5
231.6

31 OV

3 Runs

M. Hamza to N. Shanto M. Haque

330.1
030.2
030.3
030.4
030.5
030.6

30 OV

6 Runs

A. Ahmed to M. Haque N. Shanto

129.1
129.2
029.3
429.4
029.5
029.6

29 OV

5 Runs

M. Ali to M. Haque N. Shanto

028.1
028.2
128.3
028.4
428.5
028.6

28 OV

0 Runs

A. Ahmed to N. Shanto

027.1
027.2
027.3
027.4
027.5
027.6

27 OV

2 Runs

M. Ali to M. Haque N. Shanto

126.1
026.2
026.3
026.4
026.5
126.6

26 OV

0 Runs

A. Ahmed to N. Shanto

025.1
025.2
025.3
025.4
025.5
025.6

25 OV

2 Runs

M. Ali to M. Haque N. Shanto

024.1
124.2
1 LB 24.3
024.4
024.5
024.6

24 OV

2 Runs

A. Ahmed to N. Shanto M. Haque

023.1
123.2
023.3
023.4
123.5
023.6

23 OV

3 Runs

M. Ali to N. Shanto

022.1
022.2
022.3
222.4
022.5
122.6

22 OV

5 Runs

K. Shahzad to N. Shanto M. Haque

021.1
021.2
021.3
421.4
121.5
021.6

21 OV

5 Runs

M. Ali to N. Shanto M. Haque

020.1
020.2
020.3
420.4
1 LB 20.5
020.6

20 OV

8 Runs

K. Shahzad to M. Haque N. Shanto

019.1
019.2
119.3
119.4
219.5
419.6

19 OV

1 Runs

M. Ali to M. Haque

018.1
018.2
018.3
018.4
018.5
118.6

18 OV

3 Runs

K. Shahzad to S. Islam M. Haque N. Shanto

017.1
017.2
217.3
W 17.4
117.5
017.6

17 OV

5 Runs

M. Hamza to S. Islam N. Shanto

016.1
016.2
016.3
416.4
116.5
016.6

16 OV

1 Runs

K. Shahzad to S. Islam N. Shanto

115.1
015.2
015.3
015.4
015.5
015.6

15 OV

4 Runs

M. Hamza to N. Shanto

014.1
014.2
014.3
014.4
014.5
414.6

14 OV

0 Runs

M. Ali to S. Islam

013.1
013.2
013.3
013.4
013.5
013.6

13 OV

0 Runs

M. Hamza to Z. Hasan N. Shanto

012.1
W 12.2
012.3
012.4
012.5
012.6

12 OV

0 Runs

M. Ali to S. Islam

011.1
011.2
011.3
011.4
011.5
011.6

11 OV

8 Runs

M. Hamza to Z. Hasan

410.1
010.2
210.3
010.4
210.5
010.6

10 OV

1 Runs

M. Ali to Z. Hasan S. Islam

09.1
09.2
09.3
09.4
19.5
09.6

9 OV

2 Runs

M. Hamza to S. Islam

28.1
08.2
08.3
08.4
08.5
08.6

8 OV

5 Runs

M. Ali to S. Islam Z. Hasan

07.1
47.2
17.3
07.4
07.5
07.6

7 OV

5 Runs

A. Ahmed to S. Islam Z. Hasan

06.1
06.2
06.3
16.4
06.5
46.6

6 OV

9 Runs

K. Shahzad to S. Islam Z. Hasan

05.1
15.2
25.3
65.4
05.5
05.6

5 OV

9 Runs

M. Hamza to S. Islam Z. Hasan

14.1
44.2
04.3
1 LB 4.4
04.5
34.6

4 OV

3 Runs

K. Shahzad to S. Islam Z. Hasan

03.1
03.2
23.3
03.4
13.5
03.6

3 OV

4 Runs

M. Hamza to Z. Hasan

02.1
22.2
02.3
02.4
02.5
22.6

2 OV

11 Runs

K. Shahzad to Z. Hasan S. Islam

01.1
21.2
61.3
31.4
01.5
01.6

1 OV

1 Runs

M. Hamza to Z. Hasan S. Islam

00.1
00.2
1 B 0.3
00.4
00.5
00.6

Match Info

Venue Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Weather Overcast
Toss Bangladesh won the toss and elected to field
Result Bangladesh beat Pakistan by 6 wickets
Player of the Match Litton Das
Player of the Series Mehidy Hasan
Umpire Michael Gough (ENG), Richard Kettleborough (ENG) and Asif Yaqoob (PAK)
Referee Ranjan Madugalle (SL)

Match Notes

Stumps: Bangladesh 10/0 in 2.0 overs
Innings Break: Pakistan 274/10 in 85.1 overs
Drinks: Pakistan 216/6 in 66.0 overs
Tea: Pakistan 183/5 in 55.0 overs
Drinks: Pakistan 139/3 in 40.0 overs
Lunch: Pakistan 99/1 in 25.0 overs
Pakistan 50/1 in 12.1 overs
2nd wkt Partnership: 50 off 68 balls between S Ayub (28) and S Masood (21)
Drinks: Pakistan 48/1 in 12.0 overs

Stumps: Pakistan 9/2 in 3.4 overs
Innings Break: Bangladesh 262/10 in 78.4 overs
Bangladesh 251/8 in 73.5 overs
L Das 4th Test Hundred: 103 off 171 balls (11 x 4) (2X6)
Referral 3 (61.4 ovs): PAK against L Das (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, BAN: 3)
Bangladesh 200/8 in 57.5 overs
Tea: Bangladesh 193/8 in 53.3 overs
Bangladesh 152/6 in 42.3 overs
Bangladesh 102/6 in 30.3 overs
Lunch: Bangladesh 75/6 in 26.0 overs
Referral 2 (23.6 ovs): PAK against M Hasan(LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 2, BAN: 3)
Bangladesh 50/6 in 17.6 overs

Stumps: Bangladesh 42/0 in 7.0 overs
Rain Stoppage: Bangladesh 42/0 in 7.0 overs
Bad Light: Bangladesh 42/0 in 7.0 overs
Tea: Bangladesh 37/0 in 6.0 overs
Innings Break: Pakistan 172/10 in 46.4 overs
Pakistan 172/10: M Hamza c Mehidy Hasan b Hasan Mahmud 4(10)
Referral 3 (42.1 ovs): M Hamza against Bangladesh (Caught) Unsuccessful (PAK: 2, BAN: 2)
Drinks: Pakistan 150/9 in 43.0 overs
Pakistan 150/9 in 43.0 overs
Referral 2 (42.1 ovs): Bangladesh against A Salman (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 3, BAN: 2) (Retained)
Lunch: Pakistan 117/6 in 30.0 overs
M Rizwan dropped on 0 by S Islam Joy in 18.2 overs
Drinks: Pakistan 62/4 in 16.3 overs
Referral 1 (15.3 ovs): Bangladesh against B Azam (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 3, BAN: 2)
Pakistan 50/3 in 13.0 overs

Drinks: Bangladesh 160/4 in 47.0 overs
Bangladesh 150/3 in 42.0 overs
Referral 2 (39.3 ovs): PAK against M Rahim (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, BAN: 3)
Referral 1 (39.2 ovs): PAK against M Rahim (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 2, BAN: 3)
Lunch: Bangladesh 122/2 in 34.0 overs
3rd wkt Partnership: 52 off 98 balls between Najmul Shanto (29) and M Haque (20)
Bangladesh 100/2 in 28.3 overs
Drinks: Bangladesh 80/2 in 20.0 overs
S Islam dropped on 17 by A Salman in 16.1 overs
1st wkt Partnership: 50 off 59 balls between Z Hasan (32) and S Islam (16)
Bangladesh 50/0 in 9.5 overs