Bangladesh require 185 runs to win the match. Thanks to Salman and Rizwan, Pakistan was rebuilding their innings quite successfully. Salman led Pakistan's lower order and scored an unbeaten 47 after Rizwan left. In a Test match in Pakistan, Hasan Mahmud took a fifer, the first for a fast bowler from Bangladesh. Nahid Rana picked up four wickets. With clouds beginning to build up near the stadium, all eyes will be on the match's fourth inning as well as the weather.
First Test match fifer for Hasan Mahmud
46.4
W
Hasan Mahmud to Mir Hamza, OUT, Back of a length ball zips through the bat and hits the pad, off to the slip fielder, loud appeal from the fielding team, umpire takes his time and raises the finger. The bat appeared to have an inside edge because it was so close to the pads. The umpire could not find sufficient proof to overrule the decision made by the on-field umpire. Pakistan bowled out for 172 runs.
Mir Hamza c Mehidy Hasan Miraz b Hasan Mahmud 4 (37m 10b 1x4 0x6) SR: 40.00
46.3
0
Hasan Mahmud to Mir Hamza, no run, Good length on the fifth stump channel, played off the front foot to short cover
46.2
0
Hasan Mahmud to Mir Hamza, no run, Length ball wide outside off, shoulders arms
46.1
0
Hasan Mahmud to Mir Hamza, no run, A tad fuller length around off, driven square straight to backward point
END OF OVER:46 | 6 Runs | PAK: 172/9
- Salman Agha47 (71b)
- Mir Hamza4 (6b)
- Nahid Rana11-1-44-4
- Hasan Mahmud10-1-43-4
45.6
0
Nahid Rana to Agha Salman, no run, Slower through the air widish yorker, shovels it straight to short cover
45.5
0
Nahid Rana to Agha Salman, no run, Length ball around off, tries to clear the in-field, mistimed and hits it straight to mid-on with the inside part of the bat
