Publish : 08 Dec 2021, 05:44 PMUpdate : 29 Dec 2021, 05:44 PM
Bangladesh were all out for 205 in their second innings against Pakistan to lose the second Test by an innings and eight runs in Mirpur’s Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium Wednesday.
Sajid Khan took four wickets in the second innings to finish with 12 wickets in the match, after his eight-for in the first innings.
Shakib al Hasan was the top-scorer for Bangladesh in the second innings with 63.
Bangladesh were earlier bowled out for 87 in reply to Pakistan's 300 for four declared in the first innings.
The Tigers started day five on 76 for seven and managed to score only 11 runs before being dismissed.
This is the joint lowest total for Bangladesh in Tests on home soil as they were also bowled out for 87 in 2002 against the West Indies.
Bangladesh's lowest total in Test history is 43, which also came against the Windies in 2018.
Pakistan win by an innings and eight runs
Bangladesh were all out for 205 in their second innings against Pakistan to lose the second Test by an innings and eight runs in Mirpur’s Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium Wednesday.
Sajid Khan took four wickets in the second innings to finish with 12 wickets in the match, after his eight-for in the first innings.
Shakib al Hasan was the top-scorer for Bangladesh in the second innings with 63.
Bangladesh were earlier bowled out for 87 in reply to Pakistan's 300 for four declared in the first innings.
The Tigers started day five on 76 for seven and managed to score only 11 runs before being dismissed.
This is the joint lowest total for Bangladesh in Tests on home soil as they were also bowled out for 87 in 2002 against the West Indies.
Bangladesh's lowest total in Test history is 43, which also came against the Windies in 2018.
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