If Rizwan had continued batting in the same style, his double century seemed certain.

PAK vs BAN: The Pakistan cricket team has strengthened its grip in the first test match being played against Bangladesh. In the match being played in Rawalpindi, Pakistan scored 448 runs in the first innings. The entire credit for which goes to the team's wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan and vice-captain Saud Shakeel. Both played century innings. Mohammad Rizwan alone played an unbeaten innings of 171 runs. His innings played in 239 balls proved to be important in making a huge score of 448/6 for Pakistan.

If Rizwan had continued batting in the same style, his double century seemed certain, because he had scored 171 runs and was in form, but the team captain Shan Masood declared the first innings before his second century. Rizwan remained unbeaten after scoring 171 runs on 239 balls. He hit 11 fours and three sixes in his innings.

Rizwan was moving towards his double century. In such a situation, Masood's declaration of the first innings is raising many questions in the minds of the people. On social media, it was said about Masood that he deliberately did not let Rizwan score a second century.

Shakeel has given clarification on this. Shakeel was asked in the press conference about stopping Rizwan from scoring a double century. Responding to this, he said, “As far as Rizwan Bhai's double century is concerned, the decision to declare the innings was not taken in a hurry because Rizwan Bhai was told an hour in advance that we will declare the innings at this time. So he had an idea of ​​when the innings was going to be declared. He was told that we will declare the innings around 450 runs.”

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