It was their third innings defeat in their last three Tests.

Bangladesh needed to score at least 86 runs to send Pakistan to bat again, but the Tigers tumbled after adding only 42 runs losing the last four wickets. After scoring 233 in the first innings, Bangladesh tumbled for 168 all-out in 62.2 in the second innings.

Bangladesh started the second innings well as they were 124 for two at one stage. But losing five quick wickets thanks to a hat-trick by Naseem Shah undone Bangladesh’s initial good work, and as a result, Tigers went down to 130 for seven from 124 for two.

Mominul Haque was the highest scorer for Bangladesh in the second innings hitting 41 off 93 with five fours while Tamim Iqbal posted 34 and Liton Das added 29.

Naseem and Yasir Shah bagged four wickets each conceding 26 and 58 runs respectively while Shaheen Afridi and Mohammad Abbas scalped one each.

In their only innings of the game, Pakistan posted 445 runs with the help of superb batting efforts by Shan Masood (100) and Babar Azam (143). Asad Shafiq (65) and Haris Sohail (75) also contributed valuable runs for the team.

Abu Jayed Rahi and Rubel Hossain bagged three wickets each conceding 86 and 113 runs each while Taijul Islam bagged two and Eabadot Hossain took one.

With the defeat of this game, Bangladesh lost all three of their World Test Championship matches. Their first two defeats came against India at the end of last year.

Bangladesh will tour Pakistan again in April to play an One day International and second Test of the two-match series. Both of the matches will take place in Karachi.

Brief score:

Bangladesh 1st innings: 233/10 in 82.5 overs, Mithun 63, Shanto 44, Liton 33, Mominul 30, Shaheen 4/53, Abbas 2/19, Haris 2/11

Pakistan only innings: 445/10 in 122.5 overs, Babar 143, Masood 100, Haris 75, Asad 65, Abu Jayed 3/86, Rubel 3/113, Taijul 2/139

Bangladesh 2nd innings: 168/10 in 62.2 overs, Mominul 41, Tamim 34, Najmul 38, Liton 29, Naseem 4/26, Yasir 4/58

Result: Pakistan won by an innings and 44 runs.