Overnight batters Mahmudul Hasan Joy and Mushfiqur Rahim resumed play on the third day. However, their 46-run partnership was broken early when Kagiso Rabada dismissed Joy in the 32nd over. Shortly after, Rahim was out as well, leaving Bangladesh to regroup with two new batters at the crease. Litton Das failed to make an impact, bringing Jaker Ali to the crease alongside Mehidy Hasan Miraz. The pair built a solid partnership, advancing the score to 195/6, with Miraz notching his ninth Test fifty. At lunch, Bangladesh stood at 201/6, just two runs shy of taking the lead.
The partnership between Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Jaker Ali remained solid as they pushed the score to 234/6 in 72 overs. Jaker reached his maiden Test half-century, giving Bangladesh a 33-run lead. However, their impressive 138-run stand came to an end when Keshav Maharaj dismissed Jaker. Soon after, dark clouds loomed over Dhaka, and heavy rain forced the players off the field. At the break, Bangladesh was 267/7 with a 65-run lead, prompting an early tea as the rain persisted.
Play resumed after tea with Nayeem Hasan and Miraz taking the score to 283/7. However, the dark clouds returned, and play was halted once again due to bad light. With little chance of resuming, the day’s play was called off, leaving Bangladesh with an 81-run lead.
Play stopped
Bangladesh is stopping play at 4PM, and now BCCI has lit the lights and is ready to play till 6PM.
No wonder India have lost a home test due to Rohit Sharma bad decision & now chances of playing #WTC25 finals is slim to none.#SAvBAN #BANvSA #INDvNZ
Pune— Imperial Tiffin (@Yash_Dhawan_) October 23, 2024
Good fight back
Bangladesh are 283/7 at stumps Day 3
Good fight back by lower order especially Mehdy Hassan Miraz got 87*
Lead is 81 now.#BANvSA pic.twitter.com/97ewddMiXQ— Muzammal Hassan (@muzammaldgr) October 23, 2024
Bangladesh Vs South Africa, 1st Test
Day 3: Stumps – Bangladesh lead by 81 runs
Bangladesh 1st Innings: 106/10
South Africa 1st Innings: 308/10
Bangladesh 2nd Innings: 283/7
Mehidy Hasan Miraz – 87* | Kagiso Rabada – 4/35#BANvSA— Sport Conflux (@Sportsinfo_25) October 23, 2024
Interesting
KG
We bow to you, King KG 👑 🙇♂️ 🙇♀️ #OneFamily #BANvSA pic.twitter.com/yWXPNKzj6l
— MI Cape Town (@MICapeTown) October 23, 2024
Rain in Mirpur
Rain in Pallekele
The cricket action took a hit today because of weather#SLvWI #BANvSA #Mirpur #Pallet play— Cric Trend (@crictrend_) October 23, 2024
Rain affected
Fantastic
Bangladesh 283/7 Stumps on Day 3 in Second innings. Bangladesh lead by 81 Runs. Brilliant knock Mehidy Miraz 87*. Fantastic Knock on Test Debut Jaker Ali 58.@BCBtigers #BANvSA
— JaayShaan (VaidhyaJayaShankar) (@JaayShaan) October 23, 2024
Bangladesh’s lower-order resists on rain-affected Day 3 of the Mirpur Test.#WTC25 | #BANvSA 📝: https://t.co/4oWt9Wn7th pic.twitter.com/r3De7VMair
— ICC (@ICC) October 23, 2024
Resisted
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