Hasan Mahmood and Naheed Rana are close to a historic win in Bangladesh Test series due to their excellent bowling

Hasan Mahmud and Nahid Rana combined to pick up nine wickets as Bangladesh took a big stride in their quest towards a 2-0 series sweep over Pakistan on the fourth day of the second Test in Rawalpindi. Mahmud, who picked two wickets at the fag end of the third day, added three more to his count on the fourth evening to guarantee his lady five-wicket pull in Test cricket, getting done with 5 for 43 in 10.4 overs in his third Test. Rana likewise enrolled his best Test figures - 4 for 44 - as Pakistan were bowled out for 172 in their subsequent innings, setting up an objective of 185. With Taskin Ahmed taking the other wicket, this was the initial time in Bangladesh's Test history that each of the ten wickets were gotten by quick bowlers. Zakir Hasan then, at that point, emerged with a positive purpose and scored 31 not out off 23 balls with two fours and two sixes as Bangladesh cleared 42 runs off the objective in only seven overs. He had Shadman Islam for organization on 9 when awful light and afterward downpour constrained an early completion to the day soon after tea. Bangladesh require one more 143 sudden spikes in demand for the last day to get only their third abroad Test series triumph and first since their 1-0 win in Zimbabwe in 2021. Continuing on 9 for 2 with a lead of 21, it was turning out to be a decent morning for Pakistan, with Shan Masood and Saim Ayub looking positive. Masood started by punching Taskin down the ground before Ayub cut the speed bowler off his cushions. There were a couple of plays and misses, and tight leaves, yet the team to a great extent looked untroubled as they gathered 34 runs in the primary 6.2 overs of the day. In any case, not long after that came a free drive from Ayub and Bangladesh came jogging back. Taskin bowled one full external off stump and Ayub went for a drive on the up just to track down Najmul Hossain Shanto at mid-off. Babar Azam began with a breaking a square removed Taskin however was nowhere near his typical self. He missed a straight ball from Mehidy Hasan Miraz and was hit on the cushion. Bangladesh audited the on-field choice of not out, yet replays recommended the ball was feeling the loss of the leg stump. Nahid was brought into the assault in the seventeenth over, and it took him all of three balls to strike. He sent back Masood, whose indifferent endeavor at a drive just tracked down the external edge for a basic catch to the wicketkeeper. Nahid then had Babar edging to initially slip with a decent length ball that bobbed a touch more than whatever the player anticipated. He ought to have excused Mohammad Rizwan first ball however Shadman, who had taken a catch the past conveyance, spilled a practically indistinguishable possibility. In any event, when he was not taking wickets, Nahid brought a lot of hardship. He reliably astonished 140kph and produced abnormal skip with his high-arm activity. He undermined the two edges and, surprisingly, hit Rizwan on the cap with a terrible bouncer. Rizwan, noticeably shaken, called the physio a couple of times yet continued. Nahid got his third wicket when Saud Shakeel hung his bat out, offering a basic catch to Litton Das as Pakistan slipped from 47 for 2 to 81 for 6. Rizwan and Salman Agha, however, ensured Pakistan didn't lose one more wicket till lunch while stretching out the lead to 129. With Rizwan actually feeling fluffy and searching for speedy runs, Bangladesh adhered to their arrangement, ensuring there were no simple runs. Mahmud, who wasn't as sharp in the main meeting, adhered to the direct external off stump. That achieved a bogus shot from Rizwan, playing away from his body and getting a dainty edge to the wicketkeeper. The extremely next ball, Mahmud had Mohammad Ali edging to initially slip. While the full go-around was deflected, Abrar Ahmed endured just 12 balls and turned into Rana's fourth casualty with the scoreboard perusing 145 for 9. Be that as it may, a quick finish to the innings was postponed by Agha, who added crucial runs with the lower request for the second time in the match. He sewed a 27-run stand with Mir Hamza before Mahmud guaranteed his fifth wicket. It came by means of an inside edge onto the cushion with the ball hurling to Mehidy at second slip. Mahmud bowed to the turf prior to driving the group off the field with the ball raised high. Pakistan required early wickets however their expectations were suppressed by Zakir, who was progressing early. He was forceful with his footwork, frequently charging at the bowlers early. He cut Khurram Shahzad for a six over lengthy leg prior to pulling him for another six, this time over profound in reverse square leg as Bangladesh moved 37 for no misfortune in six overs at tea. Only one over was conceivable after the break before it became excessively dim for play to proceed.