Bangladesh completed a 2-0 Test series whitewash over Pakistan after winning the second Test by 78 runs [1, 2, 3, 4].
The victory is historic as it marks the first time Pakistan has been white-washed in a home Test series [1, 2].
The deciding match took place at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in Sylhet, Bangladesh [3, 4]. Bangladesh secured the win through a combination of dominant batting and disciplined bowling.
Litton Das played a pivotal role in the victory by scoring a century [1]. His performance provided the foundation for the team's total and put significant pressure on the Pakistani lineup.
On the bowling side, Taijul Islam delivered a multi-wicket performance to dismantle the opposition. Reports on his final tally vary; the Times of India said Islam took nine wickets in the match [1], while other reports said he finished with six wickets for 120 runs [3].
The result concludes a dominant stretch for the Tigers, who maintained control throughout the two-match series to ensure the 2-0 sweep [1, 4].
Following the victory, players celebrated in the dressing room, chanting "Amra Korbo Joy" [2].
“Bangladesh completed a 2-0 Test series whitewash over Pakistan”
This series result represents a significant shift in the competitive balance between Bangladesh and Pakistan in the Test format. By securing a complete whitewash, Bangladesh has demonstrated a level of consistency in both batting and bowling that challenges the traditional hierarchy of the sport, while Pakistan faces an unprecedented setback in their home series record.
