Watch Pakistan Vs. Bangladesh Live Online: 1st Test Day Two — Links, Start Time, Plus Day One Video
Cricket fans can watch live online as Pakistan and Bangladesh move into Day Two of their First Test Match, to see if Bangladesh — who won the toss and elected to bat first — can build on their Day One total of 236/4 highlighted by a solid 80 from Mominul Haque, who topped a half-century for the 10th straight Test match.
To find out how and when to watch Day Two of the Pakistan vs. Bangladesh First Test live online from Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna, see the information at the bottom of this article.
And for those who missed Day One, a video highlight package of the most exciting cricket action from the Test Match can be viewed on this page, above.
Just 23 years old, Haque finds himself tied with Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar and England’s John Edrich, just two consecutive Test 50s short of the record 12 held by South Africa’s A.B. de Villiers.
But when the day was done, Haque was not celebrating his accomplishment, but bemoaning what he admitted was a moment of poor concentration when he was caught leg before wicket on the fifth ball of the 89th over.
With 90 overs scheduled for the day’s play, the umpires waved off the final ball and pulled up stumps.
“I played that ball quite poorly,” the youngster from the seaside tourist town of Cox’s Bazar said later, quoted by the ESPN Cricinfo site. “Maybe I was a bit casual. Sometimes the mind wanders when you are out in the middle for a long time. I think I got out because I had a lapse in concentration. We would have been in a better position had I not been dismissed. But still I feel we are in a good position. A wicket at this late stage is a bonus to them.”
Imrul Kayes posted a total of 51 while Mahmudullah came one short of his own half-century. Shakib Al Hasan will bat when play resumes, standing at 19 not out when Haque was retired.
India-based website CricHD will stream the First Test match at this link, but viewers will have to put up with numerous advertisements that could cause problems with online viewing.
The best way to watch the Pakistan vs. Bangladesh 1st Test Day One live online in the United States is through Willow TV, which is available via this YouTube link with a monthly subscription fee, as well as on Willow TV’s own site, accessible by clicking here.
Some promotional offers allow legal, free viewing of Willow TV for a limited period of time, such as the offer at this link — or as part of the one month free trial of Sling TV’s International Sports Package. Information on that deal can be found at this link.
Day Two play begins at 10 am Bangladesh Standard Time Wednesday morning, which is midnight Tuesday night United States Eastern Time, 9 p.m. Pacific — and 4 a.m. in the United Kingdom where subscribers to Sky Go can stream the match at this link. For viewers who don’t want to stay up into the wee morning hours, Willow TV will replay the live online stream of the Pakistan vs. Bangladesh 1st Test Day Two at noon Eastern Time Tuesday.
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