Shan Masood savaged for ‘chilling – Pakistan put on a shambolic batting act in the second innings of the initial Test against Bangladesh on Sunday as they were collapsed for only 146 runs, their least innings all out against the resistance in a Test match. Bangladesh required only 30 races to go 1-0 up in the two-match series and they enveloped up the match by only seven overs to prearrange their very first Test win against Pakistan with an earnest edge of 10 wickets.
In the midst of Pakistan’s shock show in the second innings at the Rawalpindi Cricket Arena, commander Shan Masood was seen “chilling” in the changing area while sitting close to a peaceful Jason Gillespie, the recently selected lead trainer. In the clasp that became a web sensation via online entertainment, Masood was seen grinning while in conversation with an individual colleague when Pakistan were eight down for 137 runs, with a lead of only 20 goes against Bangladesh. The sight left fans via online entertainment enraged.
Masood’s new video arises only days after he was seen angry in the Pakistan changing area on Day 3 of the Test coordinate against Bangladesh where forcefully contended with Gillespie. In any case, it actually stays hazy what was going on with their conversation.
Shan Masood savaged for ‘chilling, Pakistan hit new low with Rawalpindi misfortune
While for Bangladesh it was their lady Test triumph against Pakistan in 14 experiences ever, with the 10-wicket win likewise being their greatest ever triumph edge, for Pakistan, it was their most horrendously terrible loss in a home Test (counting matches in the UAE). Truth be told, Pakistan have now not dominated a Test game on home soil since February 2021 against South Africa.
The misfortune additionally saw Pakistan slip to the eighth spot in the WTC focuses table. It was their fourth misfortune in six matches in the continuous cycle, accordingly hosing their possibilities making to the WTC last one year from now. Bangladesh, then again, stands 6th in the table, which is as yet driven by the Indian cricket crew.
Pakistan will play their second and last Test match against Bangladesh in the series on August 30 at a similar setting, prior to preparing for the home mission against Ben Stirs up drove Britain.