Bangladesh created a stir by defeating Pakistan in the first test match. On the last day of this test match played in Rawalpindi, Pakistan's batting collapsed in front of Bangladesh's deadly spin, after which Bangladesh created history by winning the match by 10 wickets. Bangladesh's star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan played an important role in this victory of Bangladesh, who trapped the Pakistani batsmen in his bowling on the last day of the match. Shakib did wonders with his bowling but he also garnered a lot of attention due to one of his actions, which once again raised questions on his methods.

On the last day of the match in Rawalpindi on Sunday, 25th August, Bangladeshi bowlers were at their best. Shakib and Mehdi Hasan Miraz devastated Pakistan's batting. However, before Pakistan completely collapsed, there was a small clash between Mohammad Rizwan and Shakib Al Hasan, which increased the heat and tension in the atmosphere.

Shakib got angry at Rizwan's action

Actually, when Pakistan had lost 4 wickets, Rizwan and Salman Aga were at the crease. Shakib was bowling in the 33rd over of the innings and Rizwan was on strike. When Shakib started his run-up, Rizwan was not ready for batting and he was saying something to the wicketkeeper.

Shakib did not like this and the Bangladeshi legend, notorious for his anger, could not stop himself. In anger, he threw the ball towards Rizwan's head.

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However, he did not target Rizwan and threw the ball over his head to the keeper, but Rizwan did not like this. The umpire also reprimanded Shakib for this and explained to him. At the same time, Shakib was also trying to tell him that Rizwan was taking too much time to get ready to face the ball. Bangladeshi captain Nazmul Hasan Shanto was also seen talking to the umpire.

Defeated Pakistan after getting scared

Rizwan then played a strong innings but wickets kept falling from the other end.

After scoring 71 runs in the first innings, Rizwan also scored 51 runs in the second innings but his struggle did not work. He became the victim of Mehdi Hasan as the 9th wicket, after which the entire team collapsed for just 146 runs. In this way, Bangladesh got a modest target of just 30 runs to win the match, which the team achieved without losing any wicket.

After scoring 71 runs in the first innings, Rizwan also scored 51 runs in the second innings but his struggle did not work. He became the victim of Mehdi Hasan as the 9th wicket, after which the entire team collapsed for just 146 runs. In this way, Bangladesh got a modest target of just 30 runs to win the match, which the team achieved without losing any wicket.