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Mushfiqur’s brilliant 191 puts Pakistan in trouble in first Test against Bangladesh

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Last updated: 2024/08/24 at 3:36 PM
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Bangladesh’s Mushfiqur Rahim played a stellar innings of 191 runs on the fourth day of the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, giving his team a chance at a historic victory. His innings helped Bangladesh reach their highest Test total against Pakistan, giving them a lead of 117 runs in the first innings. Pakistan, in response, were at 23-1 at the close of play, trailing by 94 runs after their first innings score of 448-6 declared. Bangladesh, who have historically struggled against Pakistan, will be looking to their spinners to make an impact on the unresponsive Rawalpindi pitch.

The day belonged to Mushfiqur, who formed crucial partnerships with Liton Das and Mehidy Hasan Miraz to steer Bangladesh to their record total against Pakistan. The partnership of 194 between Mushfiqur and Miraz was the highest for any team against Pakistan, surpassing the previous record set in 1976. Mushfiqur’s innings of 191 not out was a display of patience and skill, lasting over eight hours and containing 22 boundaries and a six. His partnership with Miraz gave Bangladesh hope of a first Test victory over Pakistan.

Miraz, who contributed 77 runs in the partnership with Mushfiqur, praised the senior batter for his exceptional innings and expressed confidence in Bangladesh’s chances of winning the Test. With Pakistan struggling to make an impact with the ball on the unresponsive pitch, Bangladesh will be looking to their spinners to take advantage and secure a historic victory. Mushfiqur’s knock was particularly impressive as he overcame a dropped catch and a close LBW call to steer Bangladesh to their highest total against Pakistan.

Despite Mushfiqur’s heroics, Pakistan’s bowlers managed to restrict Bangladesh to 565 all out, with Naseem Shah finishing with the best figures of 3-93. Shah acknowledged that the pitch did not offer as much assistance to the pacers as expected, prompting Pakistan to rethink their strategy for the next Test. The second and final Test of the series will also be held in Rawalpindi starting from August 30, with both teams looking to secure a victory and claim the series. As Bangladesh aim for their first Test victory over Pakistan, the outcome of the next match promises to be an exciting contest between the two teams.

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