Pakistan captain Shan Masood expressed deep disappointment following his team's 2-0 Test series defeat to Bangladesh, acknowledging the superior discipline and performance of the visitors. Bangladesh completed the whitewash with a six-wicket victory at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, highlighting their dominance in all aspects of the game.

Reflecting on the series, Masood was candid in his assessment. "We have to respect the opposition and Bangladesh's discipline was superior to ours in both Tests. We have to look at ourselves and the kinds of mistakes we made this series, and we made plenty. Test cricket, in terms of fitness, whether mental or physical, lasts for four or five days. What we've shown this series is that's something we need to work on."

Masood, however, made it clear that he was not concerned about his job security despite the disappointing results. "I am not worried for my job security. I took this job to make the changes we believe will help this team. If I believe this team can go in a certain direction, even if my personal failure takes Pakistan to that direction, I will be content. However much time I get I'll be grateful for and do my best."

The captain also pointed out the team's recurring issues in finishing off their opponents. "From encouraging signs, it's turning into something we're not good at and need to improve. When you back an opposition into a corner, you need to be clinical in putting that side away. Whether it's Australia or Bangladesh, the answer as to what mistakes we're making is the same.