.Pakistan leader Shan Masood was left behind fuming after a debatable caught-behind selection on the first day of the set opener against Bangladesh at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.After Tigers leader Najmul Hossain Shanto won the toss and also decided on to industry first, Pakistan was 1-14 in the 7th over when Bangladesh seamer Shoriful Islam appealed for a side against Masood. Peacemaker Adrian Holdstock trembled his head, with Bangladesh delivering the choice upstairs.After consulting the video footage, third umpire Michael Gough reversed the on-field selection, sending Masood back to the sheds for 6. A spike seemed on UltraEdge a framework after the ball passed the baseball bat, however eagled-eyed customers proposed the sound came from the ball snapping Masood's main pad.The Pakistan leader raged along with the selection, observed venting his disappointment in the suiting up rooms adhering to the dismissal.Watch every round of the England v Sri Lanka Examination series LIVE & special to Fox Cricket, offered on Kayo. New to Kayo? Start your free trial today > Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam efficiently appeals for the gate of Pakistan's Shan Masood. Photograph by Farooq NAEEM/ AFPSource: AFPSaud Shakeel and also Saim Ayub hit battling half-centuries to help Pakistan bounce back to 4-158 on a rain-hit opening time of the first Test against Bangladesh.Shakeel was unbeaten on 57 at the shut while Ayub racked up 56 for his maiden fifty in the course of an innings-building stand of 98 for the fourth arch after Pakistan were tottering at 3-16. Shakeel brought up 1000 runs in his 11th Examination when he arrived at thirty three and also hit five limits in his seventh half-century. He added an additional 44 for the fifth arch with Mohammad Rizwan, who was unbeaten on 24. Ayub, that hit four limits as well as a six, fell behind time in the day, steering wildly off Hasan Mahmud and was actually captured at 3rd slip.The new-ball pairing of Shoriful Islam (2-30) and Mahmud (2-33) jolted Pakistan after a put off start of 230 minutes as a result of a moist outfield after over night rain.Pakistan's Saud Shakeel celebrates along with ally Mohammad Rizwan. Photograph by Farooq NAEEM/ AFPSource: AFPMahmud wished Bangladesh will push aside Pakistan early on time 2." We attempted to bowl in the ideal places and also received early success," he pointed out." Our experts will generate a strategy to get very early wickets on this sound tomorrow." Ayub pointed out the alliance along with Shakeel was actually critical." Our experts dropped early wickets so it was important to develop collaborations as well as we carried out that and also I ensure the good work will definitely continue tomorrow," he said.Pakistan went into the Examination along with 4 rapid bowlers in an all-pace strike without any frontline spinner, while Bangladesh included three pacers as well as two spinners.The two-match collection becomes part of the nine-team Globe Exam championship, with Pakistan currently 6th in the standings and Bangladesh eighth.