Pakistan faced a historic 10-wicket defeat against Bangladesh in the first Test at Rawalpindi, marking Bangladesh's first-ever Test victory over Pakistan. Shahid Afridi criticized the Pakistani team's strategy, particularly their decision to leave out a specialist spinner and field four fast bowlers on a turning pitch, indicating a lack of awareness of home conditions. After declaring at 448/6, Pakistan struggled in their second innings, collapsing for just 146 runs, which allowed Bangladesh to chase down a mere 30 runs without losing a wicket. Mushfiqur Rahim's 191 runs were pivotal for Bangladesh, while Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Shakib Al Hasan led the bowling attack that dismantled Pakistan's batting. Following the defeat, Afridi praised Bangladesh's performance but questioned the tactics employed by the Pakistan management. The teams will face off again in the second Test starting August 30.