Naseem Shah and Mir Hamza Dismantle Bangladesh A in First-Class Match

Pace bowlers Naseem Shah and Mir Hamza dominated Bangladesh A, bowling them out for 122 runs on the first day of a four-day match. Pakistan Shaheens skipper Saud Shakeel opted to field first on a pitch offering assistance to the bowlers. Naseem and Hamza claimed three wickets each, with Muhammad Rameez junior adding two more. Only Mahmudul Hasan Joy resisted with a score of 65. The day's play ended prematurely due to bad light, with Pakistan Shaheens ending on 2 for no loss.

Pace bowlers Naseem Shah and Mir Hamza bowled out Bangladesh A for a modest 122 runs on the first day of their four-day first-class match, showcasing Pakistan's formidable bowling lineup.

Bangladesh A faced relentless pressure after being put into bat by Pakistan Shaheens skipper Saud Shakeel, who took advantage of a wet outfield and conducive pitch conditions delayed the start of play.

Only Mahmudul Hasan Joy offered resistance with a resilient 65, but Naseem and Hamza combined to take three wickets each, supported by Muhammad Rameez junior's two wickets. The match saw an early end due to bad light, closing the day with Pakistan Shaheens at 2 for no loss.