Mushfiqur Rahim's outstanding performance led Bangladesh to a commanding first innings total of 565 against Pakistan in the opening Test match in Rawalpindi, where he scored 191 runs, just shy of a double century. Alongside Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who contributed 77 runs, their partnership was crucial, helping Bangladesh establish a 117-run lead as Pakistan ended the day at 23-1 in their second innings. The match has seen more than 1,000 runs in four days, with Bangladesh showcasing their batting depth, including significant contributions from Shadman Islam (93), Litton Das (56), and Mominul Haq (50). Rahim's innings included 22 boundaries and one six, while Miraz's steady support was pivotal in building their lead. Pakistan's bowling attack struggled, with Naseem Shah being the standout bowler, taking three wickets for 93 runs. The match is set to conclude on the final day with Pakistan needing a strong performance to challenge Bangladesh's substantial advantage.