Bangladesh Finished with 382 Runs, Nijat Gets 5 Wickets

The Tigers' innings lasted only 7 overs in the first session of the second day of the Dhaka Test. On this day, the hosts managed to score only 20 runs. Bangladesh collected a good score due to good batting on the first day. Today, Bangladesh scored 382 runs before being all out.

Mushfiqur Rahim started the second day's play with 41 runs and Mehdi Hasan Miraz with 43 runs. As both have experience playing big innings, everyone thought that the Tigers' collection would be big today. But it didn't happen

Mushfiqur was caught at slip for 47 off Nijatullah Masood. Miraj was dismissed by Ahmadzai in the previous game. The all-rounder scored 48 runs. The Tigers got into a lot of trouble with the departure of the two in such a short time.

Even the tail-ender batters couldn't do anything today. Taskin Ahmed scored two runs, but Taijul Islam got out. The hosts' inning ended as soon as they were run out.

Nijatullah Masood, who was anointed in this match, stole the spotlight for Afghanistan with the ball in hand. As the 22nd bowler in history to take a wicket in the first delivery of his debut, this bowler has hunted five wickets.

Masood took 5 wickets on his debut as the second Afghan bowler. Apart from him, Yamin Ahmadzai took two wickets, and Zaheer Khan, Amir Hamza, and Rahmat Shah took one wicket each.

Earlier, Nazmul Hossain Shanto was the biggest player on the first day. He pitched a brilliant inning of 146 runs, the second-best in his career. Besides, Mahmudul Hasan Joy scored 76 runs.