Rawalpindi Test- Pakistan all-out for 274 in first innings: Captain Masood, Ayub and Salman hit fifties, Mehdi Hasan took 5 wickets

Pakistan was all-out for 274 runs in its first innings on the second day of the second Test against Bangladesh. In response, the Bangladesh team has scored 10 runs without losing any wicket till the end of the day. In this match being played in Rawalpindi, the toss could not take place due to rain on the first day. Pakistan was all-out for 274 runs
On the second day of the match on Saturday, Pakistan lost the toss and came out to bat first and was all out for 274 runs in the first innings. Saim Ayub (58), captain Shan Masood (57) and Agha Salman (54) played half-century innings for the team. While spin bowler Mehdi Hasan Miraz took 5 wickets for Bangladesh. Bangladesh came out to bat in response to Pakistan’s first innings and scored 10 runs without losing any wicket till the end of the second day. The opening pair of Shadman Islam (6) and Zakir Hasan (0) are unbeaten. Shoriful Islam ruled out of second Test
Bangladesh fast bowler Shoriful Islam was ruled out of the second Test due to a groin injury. Bangladesh captain Nazmul Hussain Shanto gave this information at the time of the toss. Taskin Ahmed has been included in the playing-11 in the second Test in place of Shoriful. Bangladesh physio Baijedul Islam Khan said, ‘Shoriful underwent an MRI after the first Test and the reports showed a grade 1 left adductor strain. In such cases, it usually takes about 10 days to recover. At present, he has started his rehab.’ First day washed out due to rain
The first day of this match being played at the Rawalpindi ground was washed out due to rain. The match was to start at 10:30 am Indian time, but due to rain, the toss could not take place till 12:45 pm. After this, the umpires ended the first day’s play due to the rain not stopping. Bangladesh won the first test by 10 wickets
The Bangladesh team, captained by Nazmul Hussain Shanto, registered a historic victory by 10 wickets against Pakistan in the first test match. Pakistan did not play a specialist spinner in the first test match, due to which they had to suffer the consequences. For this reason, leg spinner Abrar Ahmed has been included in the Pakistani team in the second match. Spinners Shakib Al Hasan and Mehdi Hasan Miraz played an important role in Bangladesh’s victory.