IRE vs PAK: Pakistan's faltering innings got Fahim, along with Shaad

In their first Test, Ireland started well against Pakistan but by the end of the second day Pakistan came back. For Pakistan, Faheem Ashraf (61 not out) and Shadab Khan (52) made a return to the team by a century partnership. At the end of the second day's play in the first Test, the visitors had scored 268 runs in 76 overs at the loss of six wickets.

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Due to the rain, the first day of the game was wasted due to the weather and the weather did not give up on the second day and due to poor light, 14 overs had to be completed the day's play.

Ireland, who played their first international Test match, once pushed Pakistan to backfoot and on 159 runs, the visitors made six wickets for the team. After this, however, Faheem and Shadab saved the team from being all-out on the first day. So far, 109 run partnership has been held between the two.

Ireland captain William Porterfield decided to bowl first before winning the toss in this historic Test match. Their bowlers maintained their captain's confidence.

Only 13 runs, Boyd Rankin sent Azhar Ali (4) to the pavilion. In the next over, Tim Murtagh sent Imam al Haq (7) to the pavilion to give Pakistan another blow. Harish Sohail (31) and Asad Shafiq (61) took the team and brought the team's score to 71. Strauss Thompson caught Harish at Portfield's hands.

Tim made his second victim to Babar Azam (14). Shafiq's innings ended on a total score of 153 by Rankin. He faced 121 balls and crossed the boundary eight times across the boundary. Captain Sarfraj Ahmed (20) as Pakistan lost the fifth wicket on the total of 159.

After this, Fahim and Shadab laid their feet on the wicket. Fahim has so far hit seven fours and a six in 69 balls. At the same time, Shahad has faced 91 balls and has hit five boundaries.