Litton Das Assists Bangladesh With obstructing Pakistan In Second Test

Litton Das hit 138 throughout the span of a long distance race 333 minutes and carried Bangladesh back into the coordinate with a battling 165-run seventh-wicket stand close by Mehidy Hasan Miraz.

Liton Das hit a battling hundred to lift Bangladesh from a problematic 26-6 to 262 all out on Sunday, in a noteworthy circle back that left the second Test in Rawalpindi inside either group's grip.

 The 29-year-old hit 138 throughout a long distance race 333 minutes and carried Bangladesh back into the coordinate with a battling 165-run seventh-wicket stand close by Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who scored a contentious 78. 

At close on the third day, Bangladesh struck back to leave Pakistan on a drowsy 9-2, with opener Abdullah Shafique excused for three and nightwatchman Khurram Shahzad falling without scoring - - both to pacer Hasan Mahmud.

Saim Ayub was not out in six as the host foreman by 21 runs, and Pakistan should bat shrewdly to secure a series-evening out win subsequent to losing the main Test, likewise in Rawalpindi, by 10 wickets.

Bangladesh's success last week was their first in quite a while against Pakistan.

The feature of the day was Das and Mehidy's match-turning stand.

What's more, Das added 69 with tail-ender Mahmud (13 not out) in that frame of mind over 10th wicket stand, equalling the organization record against Pakistan and leaving the host group disappointed.

Das, dropped on 90 by spinner Abrar Ahmed off his own bowling, hit a late removed a similar bowler to arrive at his fourth Test hundred. He at last holed out to Agha Salman at long-on.

Das, who came to the wrinkle with Bangladesh rocking at 26-5, broke 13 limits and four sixes, adding a major 236 for the last four wickets.

Prior, Pakistan were set in serious areas of strength for a by pacer Shahzad's profession best 6-90 and Mir Hazma (2-50) AM meeting, however they were left needing from that point.

Das and Mehidy's strong stand exploited a backed out Rawalpindi arena contribute the second meeting of the downpour impacted Test, which saw Friday's most memorable day cleaned out.

Shahzad, who had taken 4-15 in his most memorable spell, had Mehidy gotten and bowled off a miscued drive two overs before tea to end Pakistan's long and baffling hang tight for the seventh wicket.

Das and Mehidy are the first pair in Quite a while to add at least 150 runs for the seventh or lower wicket from a group all out under 50 runs.

Mehidy, who took 5-61 on Saturday, hit 12 limits and a six as he passed 50 for the eighth time in Tests.

Bangladesh continued toward the beginning of the day on 10-0, however Shahzad before long had opener Zakir Hasan got by Abrar Ahmed at short midwicket for one in the fourth finished.

Shahzad then bowled Shadman Islam (10) and captain Najmul Hossain Shanto (four) in about four conveyances to decrease Bangladesh to 20-3.

At the opposite end, Hamza had Mominul Haque gotten by Mohammad Ali at mid-on for oneself and afterward eliminated first Test centurion Mushfiqur Rahim for three, got behind by Mohammad Rizwan from a delightful outswinger.

Shahzad made it 26-6 by catching Shakib Al Hasan lbw for two preceding Mehidy and Das dove in.

Shahzad's past best figures were 3-45 in his presentation Test against Australia at Perth last year.