Bangladesh secured their first-ever Test victory over Pakistan with a 104-run win in Mirpur. Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto led the charge with centuries in both innings, while Mominul Haque provided crucial support with scores of 91 and 56. The Tigers' bowling attack, featuring Taskin Ahmed and Taijul Islam, sealed the win by dismissing Pakistan on the final day.

Pakistan's Azan Awais celebrated his Test debut with a century, but it proved insufficient as the visitors fell short of the target. After rain interruptions disrupted days three and four, Bangladesh declared on 240-9, setting up a challenging chase. Abdullah Fazal's defiant 66 couldn't prevent the collapse, leaving Pakistan unable to bat out the day for a draw.

Shanto expressed pride in his team's performance, crediting their quality bowling attack for the victory. The win marks a significant milestone for Bangladesh cricket, demonstrating their growing strength against established teams. The second and final Test begins in Sylhet on Saturday, with Bangladesh seeking to secure a historic series victory.