Chasing a daunting target of 437, Pakistan were bowled out for 358 despite a fighting effort on the final day

At close of the latest session, Bangladesh were 238 for 4 in their second innings, extending their overall lead to 284 runs and placing Pakistan under significant pressure in the ongoing match

At tea, Bangladesh reached 168 for 6, with Litton Das unbeaten on 42 and Taijul Islam on 11 after staging a crucial recovery in the final phase of the second session    

Pakistan will need to score 268 runs to win the match, with a minimum of 75 overs available in the final session, making the chase a demanding one under pressure

Bangladesh reached 152/3 in their second innings against Pakistan in Dhaka, extending their overall lead to 179 runs in the first Test.

The toss could not take place due to rain and bad weather, and the umpires eventually announced the end of play for the day because of the wet outfield.

The second Test match will be played at the same venue from 30 August to 3 September.

Pakistani bowlers, especially Sajid Khan gave life to the visitors by taking eight wickets on day four and leading the team to dominating position against Bangladeshi.

Pakistan on Tuesday declared their first innings on 300-4 in the second Test.

The match is being played at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka.