In a remarkable comeback, Bangladesh bounced back in the second Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi after an initial collapse where they were reduced to 26-6. Litton Das scored a brilliant 138, supported by Mehidy Hasan Miraz's 78, allowing Bangladesh to post 262 in response to Pakistan's first innings total of 274. Bangladesh's bowlers then skittled Pakistan for just 172 in their second innings, with Hasan Mahmud claiming 5-43, marking the first time Bangladesh's fast bowlers took all ten wickets in a Test innings. Pakistan's Khurram Shahzad shone with the ball earlier, taking six wickets, but the hosts struggled in their second innings. Bangladesh now needs 185 runs to secure their first Test victory against Pakistan, a significant achievement in their cricketing history. The match is still ongoing with Bangladesh in a strong position to chase down the target.