Pakistan Dominates Day 2 of Test Against Bangladesh with Rizwan, Shakeel Centuries

Pakistan's Wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan and vice-captain Saud Shakeel hit commanding centuries to amass 448-6 declared in the first test against Bangladesh. Despite efforts from Bangladesh's bowlers, the duo's 240-run partnership ensured Pakistan's dominance on day two. Bangladesh’s openers stood firm, ending the day at 27-0, trailing by 421 runs.

Wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan and vice-captain Saud Shakeel steered Pakistan to a formidable 448-6 declared, thanks to their impressive centuries on the second day of the first test against Bangladesh.

Rizwan achieved a career-best 171 not out, while Shakeel scored 141 runs, bolstering Pakistan's position at Rawalpindi. The duo's 240-run partnership proved too much for Bangladesh's bowlers, who struggled on a batting-friendly wicket.

Bangladesh concluded the day at 27-0, still 421 runs behind. Batting coach David Hemp emphasized the need for Bangladesh's batters to approach the game as positively as Pakistan did.

(With inputs from agencies.)