Pakistan vs Bangladesh 9am: We actually have some time before the throw, so we should proceed with our development. You've perused Shan Masood's contemplations in front of the two-match series. Presently, here's Bangladesh chief Najmul Hossain Shanto revealing insight into the group's mentality Shanto says Bangladesh undaunted by off-field choppiness: 'We can do exceptional things here'

8:57am: Muhammad Huraira has been among the runs and is enthusiastically anticipating his worldwide introduction, yet he'll need to stand by a piece longer. Shan Masood needs to keep up with progression and give Saim Ayub a legitimate run, as Ayub just played one Test before in Sydney. "We have 20-25 players who are essential for our crew. We at first felt that it was our optimal opportunity to actually take a look at Muhammad Hurraira - what he could offer the Pakistan group in the wake of doing so well in homegrown cricket in the last three or four years. We rested Imam in this series. Saim, who is in great touch currently, showed expected in the second innings against Australia. Collectively, you need to communicate something specific of coherence. So we will attempt to back the players. We need to allow him a fair opportunity," said Shan Masood.

Shan Masood, Pakistan's skipper, shares more: 'We need to allow Saim Ayub a fair opportunity'

Ali Haider Chou: "eager to begin the eye-getting execution from both the groups uniquely Bangladesh. certainly as a Bangladeshi, will continuously need an incredible beginning either bowling or batting from this side. can comprehend the injury is a downside for the solidarity yet as group strength it isn't so descending. just 2/3 players stand on batting or bowling/handling will take the guide so brilliant and energized. Stay optimistic for our open country. "

8:55am: You probably have numerous significant inquiries regarding this series, remembering subtleties for the players in structure, arrangement, conditions, and that's just the beginning. Here, Isam furnishes a complete coordinate see with every one of the responses T20 WC blues behind them, Pakistan and Bangladesh change concentration to red-ball cricket

Shakil Ahmad: "Test cricket in August in subcontinent is uncommon. I figure it will be exceptionally extreme both for players and observers to go to six hours in the ground. Speedy bowlers might confront drying out."

8:40am: Pakistan are presently in 6th put on the World Test Title (WTC) focuses table, having played five Tests with two successes and three misfortunes up to this point. Bangladesh are two spots lower, in eighth spot, subsequent to playing four Tests with one win and three misfortunes in this cycle. The two groups will be anxious to acquire desired WTC focuses and return from their particular losses.

Bangladesh will be hoping to break the hoodoo and spring a shock, given their grim straight on record in two-sided cricket against Pakistan. The visiting party could likewise have additional inspiration to perform well and elevate fans back home following late disturbance because of common issue. Bangladesh experienced three continuous losses, with Sri Lanka getting the better of them two times. Last year, they missed the mark against New Zealand, however they figured out how to draw that series at home.

Another clever test that the Bangladesh group needs to fight with is shutting out the foundation commotion in the midst of the political strains in the country. The emphasis should stay on cricket. Here's Isam on the surprising background 'Their nation is amidst political disturbance, the cricket board is apparently on out, and there are batting issues to wrestle with; could Bangladesh at any point get comfortable with themselves?'

8:30am: It seems like ages since Pakistan last played Test cricket. The Shan Masood-drove side has been torpid for a very long time - indeed, you read that right. Yet, presently, a guard season is going to start for the hosts, who are rising up out of cricketing hibernation following a forgettable T20 World Cup crusade. Pakistan will play nine Tests this season, with seven planned at home. This will be Jason Gillespie's most memorable stretch as lead trainer of Pakistan since he expected the job in April of this current year. It's a period for a fresh start and another time.

Shan Masood will be driving the Pakistan group, and he has kept up with consistency in the crew. A similar gathering partook in the exhilarating Test series Down Under, and the speed assets are additionally reinforced by the arrival of Naseem Shah. Initially, the subsequent Test was anticipated Karachi, yet because of development work at the arena for the 2025 Bosses Prize, both matches have been moved to Rawalpindi.

Pakistan has proactively reported their playing XI, picking an all-crease assault, so we can anticipate a greener pitch. In the mean time, Bangladesh will handle a powerful twist assault, with Shakib Al Hasan, Taijul Islam, and Mehidy Hasan Miraz all remembered for their crew. The storm season is going all out, and keeping in mind that downpour interferences are conceivable, the weather conditions has been great up until this point. Hopefully it stays that way

Pakistan playing XI: Abdullah Shafique, Saim Ayub, Shan Masood (c), Babar Azam, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Salman Ali Agha, Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Mohammad Ali, Khurram Shahzad