Shan Masood’s nightmarish run as Pakistan Test captain stretched to a second consecutive series defeat when Bangladesh stunned the Men-in-Green at home on Tuesday with a historic 2-0 clean sweep, leaving Masood “extremely disappointed.”
After a shocking 10-wicket defeat against Bangladesh in the first Test, Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood admitted that the outcome translates to the home side failing to read the conditions in Rawalpindi.
Sam Curran delivered a stunning spell and bagged three while Chris Jordan and Adil Rashid took two wickets each respectively.
Kohli remained unbeaten till the end with a matchless 82 off 53 balls that contained 6 fours and four sixes but the winning hit, a scoop over the infield, was recorded by Ashwin in mounting edge-of-the seat tension.
Mohammad Abbas took two wickets while Shaheen Afridi struck once after Shan Masood's 156 off 319 balls helped Pakistan to a first-innings total of 326.
Shan Masood batted through the rain-hit opening day and will resume the second day's play with Babar Azam at the other end.
Babar Azam hardly ever looked fussed throughout his free flowing innings in the second session on the first day of the opening Test against England.
Despite his impressive numbers and the fact that he could be a nightmare for batsmen, this Pakistan cricketer Shan Masood has stated that he is eager to take on Bumrah.
Resuming the third day at 57/0, Pakistan rode their openers Masood and Abid's scintillating effort as the duo put up a 278-run partnership.
