RAWALPINDI: Pakistan beat Bangladesh by an innings and 44 runs in the primary Test on the fourth morning on Monday, taking a 1-0 lead in the two-coordinate arrangement.
Bangladesh was bowled out for 168 in their second innings in the wake of continuing the day on 126-6.
Quick bowler Naseem Shah, who at 16 years, 359 days turned into the most youthful ever bowler to step through an Exam cap stunt on Sunday, completed with 4-26.
The hosts took simply required an hour and 25 minutes on the fourth day of the Rawalpindi Test to wrap up the triumph. This was Pakistan's second sequential Test triumph at home, after their success over Sri Lanka in Karachi.
Naseem Shah was granted man of the counterpart for his four wickets, while Yasir Shah was named player of the match.
On Sunday, high school paceman Naseem Shah turned into the most youthful player to record a Test cap stunt. Exactly when Bangladesh appeared to have battled their way once more into the match at 124-2 minutes before the nearby on the third day, Naseem wrecked them with three wickets off progressive conveyances.
Naseem caught Najumul Hossain Shanto leg before off the fourth chunk of his seventh over for 38, at that point caught up with rejections of Taijul Islam (lbw) and Mahmudullah (got) with the following two conveyances.
Naseem had figures of 4-26 preceding he left the field with shoulder damage.
Shanto and Mominul Haque, unbeaten on 37 at the nearby, had included 71 for the third wicket after they lost Saif Hassan on 16 and Tamim Iqbal on 34.
The subsequent Test will be played following a two-month break, in Karachi from April 5 to 9.
Source: The News
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