Bangladesh vs. Pakistan, 1st Test, Day 5: Highlights, Scorecard, Report

The first Test between Bangladesh and Pakistan petered out into a tame draw in Khulna.

The hosts, who trailed by 296 on first innings, made 555-6 in their second innings at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls	4s	6s
Tamim Iqbal	st Sarfraz Ahmed	b Hafeez	206	438	278	17	7
Kayes	c Sub	b Zulfiqar Babar	150	346	240	16	3
M Haque		b Junaid Khan	21	38	51	2	1
Mahmudullah	lbw	b Junaid Khan	40	112	71	2	0
Shakib	not out		76	135	104	6	1
Mushfiqur Rahim	lbw	b Hafeez	0	4	5	0	0
Sarkar	c Hafeez	b Shafiq	33	50	45	4	0
Hom	not out		20	14	25	3	0
Extras		3nb 2w 0b 4lb	9
Bowler			Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Junaid Khan			21	5	88	2
Zulfiqar Babar			32	1	125	1
Hafeez			20	0	82	2
Riaz			20	3	75	0
Yasir Shah			30	2	123	0
Azhar Ali			6	1	26	0
Shafiq			7	0	32	1

Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes made career bests as they shared an opening partnership of 312, a record for Bangladesh.

Tamim's 206 was the highest score by a Bangladesh player since their entry into Test cricket.

Resuming on 273-0, the openers extended their stand by 39 runs before Zulfiqar Babar ended the 12th-highest first-wicket partnership in Test cricket history.

Kayes had reached 150 before holing out at long-off, having hit 16 boundaries and three sixes in his 240-ball innings.

Tamim brought up his double century in style as he smashed Junaid Khan down the ground for his seventh six.

He usurped Mushfiqur Rahim's previous Test best of 200 by a Bangladesh batsman in the process before being stumped off Mohammad Hafeez.

The 26-year-old also hit 17 boundaries in his 278-ball innings.

Bangladesh went to tea on 451-3, a lead of 155, with Junaid having pegged back Mominul Haque's middle stump before Tamim's historic achievements.

However, a declaration was never on the cards on a docile pitch and Shakib Al Hasan (76 not out) helped himself to some cheap runs.

The second and final Test starts on Wednesday in Dhaka.