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Pakistani batsman Asad Shafiq hugs teammate Rahat Ali after he scored a century. (Aamir Qureshi, AFP)
Khulna - Bangladesh began a long haul to save the first Test after Pakistan ran up a 296-run lead on the fourth day of the first Test in Khulna on Friday.
The tourists took their overnight score of 537 for five to 628 before they were all out shortly before lunch at the Sheikh Abu Naser stadium.
Bangladesh were six for no loss in their second innings at the break with Tamim Iqbal on four and Imrul Kayes on two.
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