The Dhaka Test is going on in a tight fight. Currently, Bangladesh is 30 runs ahead of New Zealand in the match.

15 wickets fell in the first day's play. The game ended unexpectedly due to bad light at the end. On the second day, not a single ball was bowled due to rain. On the third day too, the rain continued, and there was little play in between.

In that, New Zealand stopped in the first innings with a lead of 8 runs after passing the 172 runs made by Bangladesh. In the second innings, Bangladesh scored 38 runs and lost 2 wickets. After that, the game ended due to bad light. New Zealand want to stop Bangladesh below 200 runs, that will pave the way for victory.

“We had a bit of a tough start in our first innings and a couple of great catches from the Bangladesh boys which put us on the back foot quite quickly and I think if the pitch doesn't change, which I think with the time it's had under cover it'll be pretty similar throughout the whole game. And I'd probably say anywhere around that 180-200 mark is gonna be a good score and tough to chase. Not impossible to do, but obviously it's gonna take some work, and we're gonna have to stick to our game plans really well. But, if we can keep them to anything under 200 we'll be really happy,” Phillips said.

This is the second match of the two-match Test series. Bangladesh lead the series by 1-0 after winning the first match by 150 runs.