Bangladesh has established a commanding position against Pakistan in the second Test of the World Test Championship, reaching 307 for 6 at tea on the third day, with a lead of 353 runs. Mushfiqur Rahim is currently unbeaten on 90, while Litton Das contributed 69 runs, marking a notable achievement as it is his third instance of scoring both a century and a half-century in the same Test match, surpassing Mushfiqur's previous record. The match saw some tension as Mushfiqur engaged in a verbal exchange with Pakistan's captain Shan Masood, which added to the competitive atmosphere. Despite Pakistan taking two wickets in the middle session, they struggled to dismiss Mushfiqur, who showcased his skills with aggressive batting. Khurram Shahzad was the standout bowler for Pakistan, claiming four wickets but faced challenges in containing the Bangladeshi batsmen. Earlier, Pakistan was bowled out for 232 in their first innings, with Babar Azam scoring the highest at 68. Bangladesh's bowlers, Nahid Rana and Taijul Islam, each took three wickets to secure a solid advantage.