In the ongoing second Test against Bangladesh, Pakistan's pacer Khurram Shahzad delivered a stunning performance on Day 3, taking a remarkable six-wicket haul, including four wickets in just five deliveries. His early strikes left Bangladesh reeling at 26 for 6 after resuming their innings at 10 for no loss, with key dismissals including captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and veteran Shakib Al Hasan. Shahzad's aggressive bowling, supported by Mir Hamza who took two wickets, helped Pakistan gain a significant upper hand after they were bowled out for 274 in their first innings. Despite a recovery led by Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Litton Das, who built a partnership to stabilize the innings, Bangladesh's batting remained under pressure. At lunch, Bangladesh managed to reach 75 for 6, still in need of runs to avoid a follow-on. The match continues to unfold, with Shahzad's performance being pivotal for Pakistan's chances in the match.