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Bangladesh And Pakistan Share Day Two Honours

18 December 2011
Bangladesh And Pakistan Share Day Two Honours
Bangladesh And Pakistan Share Day Two Honours
Shakib Al Hasan hit 144 before he was run out on day two
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Bangladesh 338 (Shakib Al Hasan 144) v
Pakistan 87-1
Second Test, Dhaka, day two
Scorecard | Day One

Bangladesh produced a solid performance on the second day of the second and final Test against Pakistan in Dhaka to keep the match in the balance.

They were bowled out for 338 as Shakib Al Hasan led the way with a fine knock of 144 and Pakistan then closed on 87 for one in reply.

Mohammad Hafeez (14) fell to Nazmul Hossain's first ball but from 23 for one Pakistan were able to consolidate, Taufeeq Umar unbeaten on 44 and Azhar Ali on 26.

Shakib and Mushfiqur Rahim, who made 40, extended their sixth-wicket partnership to 82 before the final four wickets fell swiftly.

Shakib was run out by Taufeeq while Rahim fell the very next ball with the score on 305 when he was caught by Adnan Akmal off Umar Gul.

Saeed Ajmal then saw off Elias Sunny (12) and Robiul Islam (0) and Nazmul was run out without scoring, Bangladesh losing their final three wickets for just seven runs.

Gul (3-102), Aizaz Cheema (3-72) and Ajmal (2-64) shared the wickets.

Pakistan then made a bright start to their reply but were pegged back after Hafeez was caught by Rahim off Nazmul.

Pakistan lead the series 1-0 after an innings-and-184-run win in the opening Test in Chittagong.

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Tour Schedule

29th November: T20I, Dhaka
PAK 135-7 beat BAN 85-9 by 50 runs: Report
1st December: 1st ODI, Dhaka
PAK 93-5 beat BAN 91 by 5 wickets: Report
3rd December: 2nd ODI, Dhaka
PAK 262-7 beat BAN 186-7 by 76 runs: Report
6th December: 3rd ODI, Chittagong
PAK 177 beat BAN 119 by 58 runs: Report
9th-13th December: 1st Test, Chittagong
PAK 594-5 beat BAN 135 & 275 by inns. & 184 r. Report
17th-21st December: 2nd Test, Dhaka
PAK 470 & 107-3 beat BAN 338 & 234 by 7 wickets: Report