Bangladesh men made history on Tuesday as they clinched their first Test series win over Pakistan with a six-wicket victory in the second Test to secure a 2-0 sweep in Rawalpindi. Zakir Hasan ...

Pakistan suffered a massive 2-0 series defeat against Bangladesh as the visitors completed a 6-wicket win in the second Test in Rawalpindi. Needing 143 runs on the final day, Bangladesh were in a ...

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Bangladesh 262 (Litton 138, Mehidy 78, Shahzad 6-90) and 185 for 4 (Zakir 40, Agha 1-17) beat Pakistan 274 (Ayub 58, Masood 57, Agha 54, Mehidy 5-61, Taskin 3-57) and 172 (Agha 47*, Mahmud 5-43 ...

Bangladesh celebrate only their third overseas Test series win - and their first since they beat Zimbabwe in a one-off Test in 2021 Second Test, Rawalpindi (day five of five) Pakistan 274 (Ayub 58 ...

A thoroughly dominating performance by Bangladesh over two weeks saw them sweeping the Test series against Pakistan 2-0, despite a rain-affected start to the second Test. The 10-wicket victory in the ...

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