Bangladesh created a historic moment in their cricket history, beating Pakistan in the Rawalpindi Test on Sunday by a big margin of 10 wickets.  It was Bangladesh’s first-ever Test win over Pakistan, and overall 20th win in the format.  In 2003, Bangladesh went as close as just one wicket from a win, but they were eventually denied by a great innings of Inzamam-ul-Haq. Twenty-one years later, Bangladesh finally registered a Test win over Pakistan.  Before this match, Bangladesh played 13 Tests against Pakistan and lost 12, with the other ending in a draw.  In the first innings of the match, Pakistan posted 448 for six and declared the innings. Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan hit a century each for Pakistan.  Read more: CA Prof Yunus greets Bangladesh cricket team for their historic Test win against Pakistan For Bangladesh, Shoriful Islam and Hasan Mahmud took two wickets each. In reply, Bangladesh posted 565 in their first innings— Bangladesh’s highest-ever Test total against Pakistan, with Mushfiqur Rahim scoring 191. Naseem Shah took three wickets for the hosts. In their second innings, Pakistan consistently lost wickets at crucial moments, managing only a 29-run lead and setting Bangladesh a modest target of 30 runs to win. For Bangladesh, Mehidy Hasan Miraz took four wickets conceding only 21 runs, and Shakib Al Hasan took three wickets.  Shakib has now taken 707 wickets in international cricket, surpassing New Zealand’s Daniel Vettori's tally of 705 to become the highest wicket-taking left-arm spinner in history. Bangladesh chased the target of 30 runs in just 6.3 overs, with Zakir Hasan hitting the winning shot. Read more: Shakib’s career in jeopardy: Legal notice to BCB demands removal from national team

Touring Zimbabwe won the toss and opted to bat first in the one-off Test against Bangladesh at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Saturday.

Bangladesh’s hope of finishing the third day of the Rawalpindi Test on a high was dashed by Naseem Shah as his hat-trick took the momentum away from the visitors on Sunday.

Bangladeshi pacers chipped away with the new balls in the third day morning session of the ongoing Rawalpindi Test against hosts Pakistan, taking four wickets conceding 78 runs in the session.

Bangladesh continued to struggle – now with bowling - in the first Test of the two-match series against Pakistan in Rawalpindi as Shan Masood and Babar Azam hit centuries for the hosts on Saturday.

Abu Jayed Rahi bagged two wickets that Pakistan have lost in the ongoing Rawalpindi Test on Saturday until the launch break of day two, but with the fifty of Shan Masood, Pakistan are taking control of the game slowly.

Bangladesh performed poorly in the opening day of Rawalpindi Test against hosts Pakistan as they tumbled for 233 in their first innings on Friday.

Bangladesh tumbled for 233 runs in 82.5 overs while batting first in the first Test of the two-match series against Pakistan that commenced on Friday at Rawalpindi.