The Test series against Pakistan was a record-breaking one for Bangladesh, they did these 5 amazing things before the India tour

For Bangladesh, the end of the Test series against Pakistan has been exactly as it should have been. This series was as exciting as it was record-breaking. Bangladesh sealed the series 2-0 against Pakistan and set 5 such records, which are like a tonic for them before the India tour starting on 19 September. Bangladesh made these records based on their victory and bowling. Let us look at those 5 records made by Bangladesh against Pakistan one by one.

First Test series win against Pakistan

Bangladesh's first record is related to its victory in the Test series. This is the first time Bangladesh has won a Test series against Pakistan.

First Test series win in Pakistan

Bangladesh won both the Tests against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. In this way, it wrote the script for its first Test series win in Pakistan as well.

For the first time, pacers took 10 wickets in an innings

Bangladesh's fast bowlers played a big role in its victory against Pakistan. In this series, Bangladeshi fast bowlers did something that they had never done before in Test cricket. For the first time, Bangladesh's fast bowlers were successful in taking all 10 wickets of the opponent in a single innings of a Test match. They did this in Pakistan's second innings in the second Test played in Rawalpindi.

5 wickets for the first time in Test career

Bangladesh's fast bowler Hasan Mahmud has achieved the feat of taking a wicket for the first time in his Test career. He got this success in the second innings of Pakistan in the second Test played in Rawalpindi. In this innings, Hasan Mahmud took 5 wickets for 43 runs in 10.4 overs.

Bangladeshi pacers are ahead of Pakistan in terms of wickets

Bangladesh's 5th and last success was that its front-line fast bowlers proved to be more lethal than Pakistan in the Test series. If we talk only about the second Test played in Rawalpindi, Bangladeshi pacers took 14 out of 20 wickets. On the other hand, Pakistani pacers could hardly touch the double-digit figure.