New Delhi: Tension flared during the second Test between the Bangladesh national cricket team and the Pakistan national cricket team as Mohammad Rizwan and Latin Das got into a heated on-field exchange on the fourth day of the match.The incident came during the 72nd over of Pakistan’s tough chase of 437 when the left-arm spinner Tejul Islam Rizwan was bowling. After defending a full delivery, Rizwan looked unhappy with the move near the vision screen and immediately took issue with the umpire. Wicketkeeper Latin Das stepped in quickly, leading to a brief but animated verbal exchange between the two players.See:According to the on-field conversation during the broadcast, Litton asked Rizwan and said, “What are you doing?” “Look, look, he’s standing there,” replied Rizwan, pointing to the background area. Lytton then replied, “Why are you looking over there? Focus on your batting here.”The exchange escalated when Rizwan fired back, “Is it your job, mine or the umpire’s?”Umpire Allahuddin Pallekar quickly intervened to calm the situation before play resumed without further problems. While the encounter lasted only a few moments, it reflected the pressure and intensity surrounding Pakistan’s difficult chase.At this stage, Rizwan and Salman Agha were rebuilding Pakistan’s innings with a strong sixth-wicket partnership after Bangladesh’s bowlers dominated most of the day. Rizwan remained unbeaten on 75 at stumps, while Agha scored 71 and fell victim to Tejul Islam, whose four wickets brought Bangladesh closer to victory.Bangladesh ended the fourth day on 316/7 with Pakistan firmly in control, still needing 121 runs with just three wickets remaining. After winning the first Test by 104 runs, Bangladesh are now on the verge of completing a clean sweep in the second consecutive Test series against Pakistan.
