In a disappointing turn of events, Pakistan's cricket team, led by captain Shan Masood, suffered a 104-run defeat to Bangladesh in the first Test held in Mirpur. After the match, Masood stated that the entire team must take responsibility for the loss, highlighting missed opportunities and the need for self-reflection. He noted that Pakistan had been in a promising position at tea, sitting at 116 for 3, but lost crucial wickets shortly after, which shifted the momentum in favor of Bangladesh. Masood remarked that the team should have reassessed their strategy post-tea, suggesting that some batsmen failed to recognize the need to adapt to the game's changing conditions. This defeat is particularly significant as it marks Pakistan's third consecutive Test loss to Bangladesh, a team they have historically dominated. Under Masood's leadership, Pakistan has now lost 11 out of 15 Tests, raising concerns about the team's performance moving forward. As they prepare for the second Test in Sylhet, Masood is focused on analyzing the match and ensuring that past mistakes are not repeated.