Bangladesh Achieves Historic Test Series Victory Over Pakistan

Bangladesh has achieved a historic milestone by winning their first Test series against Pakistan on home soil, completing a 2-0 whitewash. This victory not only marks a significant achievement for the Tigers but also boosts their position in the World Test Championship standings. With standout performances from Litton Das and Mushfiqur Rahim, the match showcased Bangladesh's rising dominance in Test cricket. Explore the match details and the updated WTC points table.
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Bangladesh Secures Historic Win Against Pakistan


In a remarkable achievement, Bangladesh clinched their first Test series victory against Pakistan on home turf, winning the second Test by 78 runs. This triumph allowed the Tigers to complete a 2-0 series whitewash over Shan Masood's team. With this significant win, Bangladesh has gained a substantial edge over India in the World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 standings.


So far, Bangladesh has participated in four Tests during the WTC 2025-27 cycle, securing two victories and one draw, accumulating 28 points with a PCT of 58.33. This performance has propelled them to the 5th position in the points table, pushing India down to 6th place. Shubman Gill's squad has won four out of nine matches in this cycle, holding a PCT of 48.15, which was adversely affected by a 0-2 series loss to South Africa at home.


Current WTC 2025-27 Points Table Following Bangladesh's Victory:


Position Team PCT (%) Points (PTS) Played (PLD)
1 Australia (AUS) 87.50% 84 8
2 New Zealand (NZ) 77.78% 28 3
3 South Africa (SA) 75.00% 36 4
4 Sri Lanka (SL) 66.67% 16 2
5 Bangladesh (BAN) 58.33% 28 4
6 India (IND) 48.15% 52 9
7 England (ENG) 31.67% 38 10
8 Pakistan (PAK) 8.33% 4 4
9 West Indies (WI) 4.17% 4 8


Bangladesh Triumphs in Second Test Against Pakistan


Choosing to bowl first, Pakistan initially troubled the Bangladeshi batsmen, reducing them to 116/6. However, a stellar counterattack led by Litton Das, who scored 126 runs, helped Bangladesh recover to a total of 278. Pakistan responded with 232 runs, giving Bangladesh a vital first-innings lead.


In their second innings, Bangladesh dominated by scoring an impressive 390 runs. Mushfiqur Rahim played a pivotal role, scoring 137 runs, while Litton Das contributed with 69 runs, setting Pakistan a daunting target of 437 runs to chase in the fourth innings. Despite a spirited effort from Mohammad Rizwan, who scored 94 runs, Pakistan was ultimately bowled out for 358, with Taijul Islam taking 6 wickets for 120 runs, sealing the match for Bangladesh.


Litton Das was awarded Player of the Match for his crucial innings, while Mushfiqur Rahim received the Player of the Series accolade, highlighting Bangladesh's growing prowess in Test cricket.