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Afghanistan reach 220/6 against Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi Test
Afghanistan and Bangladesh are playing a one-off Test in Abu Dhabi.
Bangladesh chose to bat first and made 346 runs in their first innings.
Afghanistan were 220 for six in their reply in the latest update, leaving them 126 runs behind.
Captain Rahmat Shah was unbeaten on 84 at the end of the second day and helped steady Afghanistan’s innings.
Abdul Malik had scored 62 before being dismissed, while Bangladesh took two more wickets after tea.
Afghanistan need to reduce the gap and then try to dismiss Bangladesh in their second innings.
Play was continuing on the third day.
Afghanistan were 220 for six against Bangladesh’s first-innings total of 346 in the one-off Test in Abu Dhabi.
Rahmat Shah was unbeaten on 84 at the end of the second day.
Abdul Malik scored 62 before being dismissed, while Ikram Alikhil was unbeaten on 26 at stumps.
Bangladesh were bowled out for 346 after resuming the day on 334 for eight.
Sportstar’s headline listed Afghanistan at 220 for five, while its latest update and the story headline gave the score as 220 for six.
- Who
- Afghanistan and Bangladesh are playing the one-off Test.
- What
- Afghanistan were 220 for six, replying to Bangladesh’s first-innings 346.
- When
- The coverage is dated October 11, 2026; Afghanistan’s 211 for four was their score at the end of the second day.
- Where
- Abu Dhabi.
- Why
- Afghanistan are batting to respond to Bangladesh’s first-innings total.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Bangladesh resumed on 334 for eight and were bowled out for 346.
Afghanistan reached 211 for four, with Rahmat Shah unbeaten on 84.
Sportstar’s latest update reported Afghanistan at 220 for six.
- Bangladesh first innings
- 346
- Afghanistan latest score
- 220/6
- Rahmat Shah
- Unbeaten 84 at the end of the second day
- Abdul Malik
- 62 runs
- Venue
- Abu Dhabi
Sources
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