Like the Irish, the Bangladesh team’s innings did not start well. Opener Nazmul Hossain, who was in great rhythm, could not hold a single ball back in a quiet Test. After returning to the dressing room, the left-hander lost another opener, Tamim Iqbal, on the last ball of the day. As a result, the first day of the Dhaka Test ended with regret. After ending the day with discomfort, the Tigers started batting on the second day today. Two experienced batsmen Muminul Haque and Mushfiqur Rahim were playing very well. However, immediately the scene changed and Mominul took the way to the dressing room. As of writing this report, Bangladesh has collected 53 runs after losing 3 wickets after 15 overs. Mushfiqur and Shakib Al Hasan are now batting. Earlier on Tuesday, the hosts ended the first day’s play with 34 for 2 after bowling out the Irish for 214 in the Mirpur Test. Opener Shanto Zhun and Tamim are out for 21. Muminul played 34 balls and scored 17 runs. Opener Nazmul Hossain Shanto got bowled on the fifth and first ball of his innings. Length ball from Adair on and off. Wanted to make a quiet cut but didn’t get the timing right. The ball hits the bat and hits the wicket. The left-handed opener returned for zero runs on the first ball. Last ball of 10 overs of Bangladesh’s innings. After that, the first day’s play was over. But Tamim Iqbal could not. He was defeated by McBrien’s Whirlwind. The ball pitched off and bounced lightly. Tamim wanted to defend but could not. The ball hits the bat at the second slip.

Earlier, the Bangladesh team started fielding after losing the toss. However, Ireland did not get off to a good start. Opener Murray Cummins returned with the team 11 runs behind. Then Ireland lost 3 wickets before the lunch break. Kasper and Tector made a partnership of 74 runs for the fourth wicket. However, Tector returned to the pavilion after being bowled by Mehdi Miraj’s 50-run ball. Later, Taijul Islam also returned to Caspire. At 34 runs, this batter left after falling into the trap of League Before. Taijul then struck the Irish camp again. The spinner made his way to the pavilion when Peter Moore was on 1 run. Losing 5 wickets for 124 runs, the Irish fell under the batting collapse. After losing 6 wickets for 145 runs, Ireland went into the tea break. But returning from the tea break, the Irish lost the remaining 4 wickets to add 69 runs.