Bangladesh Victory in the 2nd Test match against Pakistan in Rawalpindi has reached a dramatic conclusion. Bangladesh won on the final day by chasing down a target of 185 runs, defeating Pakistan by six wickets. This Bangladesh victory shows their class and marks the second time Pakistan has suffered a series whitewash on their home ground.
Pakistan’s two innings scores were 274 and 172, with key contributions from Saim Ayub (58), Shan Masood (57), and Salman Agha (54) in the first innings. However, the star for Bangladesh was Mehidy Hasan Miraz. His brilliant bowling took 5 wickets for 61 runs, setting up a manageable chase for his team.
Bangladesh’s victory was built on disciplined batting, despite a few stumbles along the way. They are now set to seal a memorable win. The match has been intense, with both teams fighting hard, but Bangladesh’s resilience gave them the edge as they closed in on the finishing line.
Commentators praised Bangladesh’s former coach, Alan Donald, for his role in shaping the fast bowlers, who made significant impacts across all formats. It was refreshing to see Bangladesh’s fast bowlers win overseas Test matches, especially for a team that has traditionally relied on spinners.
Shanto’s captaincy also earned special mention. His leadership throughout the Test series helped Bangladesh achieve a whitewash against Pakistan. His decisions on field setups, bowling changes, and resource management were outstanding. This Bangladesh victory is a testament to their strength and strategy on the field.
