Pakistan Cricket Team's misery against Bangladesh continued on the fourth day of play in the second Test as the star-studded batting unit failed again in the second innings. After taking a lead of 12 runs in the first innings, Pakistan needed a spirited batting effort to win the match and level the series, but they were bowled out for just 172.
Needing just 185 runs to secure a historic series victory, the visitors looked in command by making 42 runs in seven overs and looked set to get over the line on Day 4 only. However, the weather gods came to Pakistan's rescue as play was stopped for bad light, and later rain ensured no more action was possible, taking the game to Day 5.
Will Rain Save Pakistan From Another Defeat?
Related News | 
PAK VS BAN Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Pakistan VS Bangladesh 2nd Test In India?
Who Is Making The Strategy? Ex-India Cricketer Blasts Pakistan For Tactical Blunder In 1st Test vs Bangladesh
There is good news for Pakistan in their bid to avoid a whitewash, as the weather forecast makes for grim reading on Tuesday (September 3) in Rawalpindi. As per weather.com, there is 100% chance of rain in the city on Day 5 of the Test match. The forecast is worse in the morning as from 10:00 AM local time when play is scheduled to start there is 83% chance of rain.
Rawalpindi Weather Forecast
However, the forecast gets better as the day progresses and from 3:00 PM local time onwards, there is less than 10% chance of rain. Bangladesh will hope that some play is possible, which will give them enough time to score the remaining 143 runs.
Related News | 
Pakistan Make BIG Changes In Squad After EMBARRASSING Loss In First Test Vs Bangladesh
Even a draw will mean that Bangladesh register their first-ever series win over Pakistan in Test cricket history. The series opener at the same venue last week was the first occasion of Pakistan losing a match in red-ball cricket to Bangladesh.
Read More:Litton Das Creates History, Becomes First Player In The World To…
Rain has had a severe impact on the second Test, as not a single ball was bowled on Day 1 due to constant showers at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.