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  Babar Azam’s Fighting Innings Gives Pakistan Hope in Sylhet Test Pakistan entered the fourth innings of the second Test against Bangladesh with one of the toughest challenges in modern Test cricket — chasing 437 runs on a worn-out Sylhet pitch. Under immense pressure, Babar Azam walked out to bat carrying the hopes of millions of Pakistan fans. While wickets kept falling around him, Babar once again showed why he remains Pakistan’s most dependable batter across formats. His innings was not just about elegant strokes. It was about patience, survival, composure, and fighting spirit in difficult conditions against a confident Bangladesh bowling attack. For full Pakistan cricket updates and match reports, visit Pak Cric Schedule Pakistan’s Massive Chase Under Pressure Chasing 437 in the fourth innings of a Test match is already an enormous task. Doing it on a pitch helping spin bowlers makes it even harder. Bangladesh entered the innings full of confidence after dominant bat...

  Pakistan's Bowling in Bangladesh's 2nd Innings — Effort Without Control, Mushfiqur Breaks Pakistan's Heart Match Details Match: Bangladesh vs Pakistan 2nd Test 2026 Date: 18 May 2026 Venue: Sylhet International Cricket Stadium Bangladesh 2nd Innings: 390 all out (102.2 overs) Target for Pakistan: 437 runs For live scorecards, cricket news, and full Pakistan match schedules, visit Pak Cric Schedule The Big Picture — Pakistan Bowled 102 Overs, Leaked 390 Runs Pakistan entered Bangladesh’s second innings already trailing by 46 runs after the first innings. The visitors desperately needed quick wickets and ideally wanted to restrict Bangladesh below 250 to stay alive in the Test match. Instead, what followed was more than 102 overs of exhausting cricket under the Sylhet heat. Pakistan’s bowlers worked hard but lacked discipline and consistency. Bangladesh capitalized brilliantly and piled up 390 runs, setting Pakistan a gigantic target of 437. The bi...

  Why Bangladesh Are Almost Unbeatable at Home in Test Cricket 📅 Published: 13 May 2026 🏏 Topic: Bangladesh Home Test Record, WTC 2025-27, Pakistan Tour 2026 For full Pakistan vs Bangladesh Test series schedule, live scores, and WTC updates, visit: 👉 pakcric-schedule.online The Team That Once Lost 21 Tests in a Row Now Beats Everyone at Home There was a time when Bangladesh were considered the easiest team to beat in Test cricket. Between 2001 and 2004, Bangladesh lost 21 consecutive Test matches — still one of the longest losing streaks in cricket history. Their first-ever Test victory came against Zimbabwe in 2005, while their first overseas Test series win arrived in the West Indies in 2009. But that version of Bangladesh no longer exists. The Bangladesh of 2026 is one of the most dangerous home Test teams in world cricket. Today, Bangladesh have defeated nearly every major Test nation on home soil: Pakistan India England Australia South Africa New Zealand Sri Lanka Every maj...

  Nahid Rana’s Devastating 5/40 Destroys Pakistan in Mirpur Test Bangladesh fast bowler Nahid Rana delivered the performance of his career as Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 104 runs in the 1st Test of the Pakistan tour of Bangladesh 2026 at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur. The young pace sensation ripped through Pakistan’s batting lineup with a sensational spell of 5/40 in just 9.5 overs, sealing one of Bangladesh’s most memorable Test victories in recent years. 👉 For latest Pakistan cricket news, match reports and Test series updates visit: Pak Cric Schedule Bangladesh vs Pakistan 1st Test 2026 — Match Result Match Bangladesh vs Pakistan – 1st Test Venue Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur Date 12 May 2026 Result Bangladesh won by 104 runs Pakistan Target 268 Pakistan Score 163 all out Star Performer Nahid Rana – 5/40 Bangladesh have now won three consecutive Test matches against Pakistan — a huge achievement that highlights their growth in red-ball cricket. 👉 Ful...

 Pakistan cricket may finally have found its next big Test batting star. On May 9, 2026, at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, 21-year-old Azan Awais delivered a sensational performance on Test debut against Bangladesh. Calm under pressure, technically solid, and fearless against spin, the young left-hander impressed cricket fans with a mature innings that instantly made headlines across Pakistan cricket. With Pakistan already trailing by 363 runs after Bangladesh posted 413 in the first innings, the pressure was enormous. To make matters worse, Pakistan were without their biggest batting star, Babar Azam, who missed the Test due to a knee injury. But Azan Awais stepped up brilliantly. 👉 Full Pakistan cricket coverage available at: Pak Cric Schedule Azan Awais Impresses on Test Debut The young opener showed excellent temperament from the very beginning of his innings. Instead of panicking against Bangladesh’s spin attack, he played smart cricket: Rotated strike consiste...