Bangladesh's cricket crew have fixed a memorable 2-0 Test series win against Pakistan subsequent to getting a six-wicket triumph in the second and last match of the visit.
Set 185 to win in Rawalpindi, the travelers pursued down their objective in the early evening meeting of the last day on Tuesday to expand on the 10-wicket win in the initial Test at a similar scene. That match set apart in itself Bangladesh's most memorable Test win against Pakistan.
Zakir Hasan fueled 40 off just 39 balls at the highest point of the innings in Bangladesh's fruitful pursue to guarantee there was little any desire for a Pakistani rebound. The 26-year-old's innings remembered three fours and two sixes for an initial stand of 58 with Shadman Islam.
The triumphant second came, maybe fittingly, with a cover drive off Abrar Ahmed by Shakib Al Hasan, who shared an unbeaten fifth-wicket stand of 32 with Mushfiqur Rahim to settle any nerves after Mominul Haque fell with the score on 153-4.
"It implies a ton, can't communicate with words. Truly blissful. Before we came, we were hoping to win here. Everybody went about their business. Exceptionally blissful," Bangladesh commander Najmul Hossain Shanto said.
Bangladesh's most memorable innings was safeguarded by Litton Das' 136 in an organization of 165 for the seventh wicket with Mehidy Hasan Miraz after his side were diminished to 26-6 in answer to the hosts' 274. Mehidy's 78 followed a five-wicket pull with the ball.
Pakistan, who saw three players arrive at half-hundreds of years in their most memorable innings, were bowled out for 172 in their second thump as the batting hardships of the principal match caught up with them. Hasan Mahmud was the central victimizer with 5-43 while Nahid Rana asserted 4-44.
"It's a major accomplishment by the Bangladesh cricket crew. I'm essential for this, so I'm extremely blissful," wicketkeeper Litton expressed, thinking about the coordinate after his own pivotal innings with the bat. "At the point when Miraz and I were batting, the credit really goes to Miraz in light of the fact that the manner in which he confronted 20 balls, and assuming he hits five or six fours, the game will be simpler.
"We just had discussions like this. They had great force. We needed to kill that force. Furthermore, we should find out what occurs straightaway. Furthermore, after lunch, we just felt free and just proceeded to bat."
The two losses in the series broaden Pakistan's desolate spat red-ball cricket at home to six misfortunes and four draws since their triumph against South Africa at Rawalpindi in 2021.
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