On This Day: Afghanistan Beat Bangladesh For The First Time In Tests

On the eve of a one-off Test between Afghanistan And New Zealand in Greater Noida, Afghanistan would fondly remember this day for a long time. It is arguably the finest moment in Afghanistan's cricket history as they beat Bangladesh in a Test in Chattogram.

Afghanistan's finest and star cricketer, Rashid Khan stole the show with his all-round show (51 runs & 6/49) and paved the way for his side to beat the Bangla Tigers on their turf. He also became the first player to take 10 wickets and score a fifty in a Test as a first-time skipper.

Rashid Khan grabs six as Afghanistan wrap up a Test win over Bangladesh with less than four overs left in day five. Test cricket alive and well! SCORES: https://t.co/xRd1DboscO #BANvAFG pic.twitter.com/wQPS4VXAjW

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) September 9, 2019

First Afghan Centurion In Test

In the same Test, Rahmat Shah became the first Afghan player to notch a century in Afghanistan's Test cricket history. Rahmat scored 102 runs off 187 balls, including 10 boundaries with a couple of sixes.

Interestingly, it was a redemption for the Afghanistan side as they were making a comeback after their horrific 2019 World Cup where they lost all matches.