Pakistan's wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan has scored a brilliant century in the first match of the Test series being played in Rawalpindi. This is the third century of his Test career. Rizwan has written the script of all his three Test centuries in Pakistan itself. Out of the 3 Test centuries of his career, he has scored 2 in Rawalpindi itself. While he has written the script of one in Karachi.

Rizwan completed his century in 146 balls

In his Test career, Rizwan has scored a century for the first time against Bangladesh. Before this, he had scored 2 centuries against South Africa and Australia. Mohammad Rizwan completed his century against Bangladesh with a four. He wrote the script of his third Test century in 146 balls, which included 8 fours and 2 sixes.

Rizwan dominated the Bangladeshi bowlers

Mohammad Rizwan remained unbeaten on 24 runs on the first day. On the second day, his game showed some pace. He did not let the Bangladeshi bowlers dominate, as they were seen dominating the Pakistani batsmen on the first day. The confidence seen on Rizwan's face was also reflected in his batting. The result was that he completed his century.