In a dramatic turnaround during the second Test match in Rawalpindi, Bangladesh, led by Litton Das's impressive 138 runs and Mehidy Hasan Miraz's 78, recovered from a perilous 26-6 to post a total of 262. Their 165-run partnership for the seventh wicket was crucial in keeping Bangladesh competitive after a top-order collapse, with Pakistan's Khurram Shahzad taking six wickets. As the third day concluded, Pakistan’s second innings began poorly, ending the day at 9-2, with Saim Ayub not out on six and a slender 21-run lead. The match remains finely poised, with both teams having opportunities to seize victory. Former Pakistan batsman Ahmad Shahzad criticized the team's performance, highlighting their inconsistency despite a strong bowling display. The final two days of the Test promise an exciting finish as both teams vie for series parity.