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Afghanistan vs Bangladesh Live Score AFG vs BAN One-off Test: Hello, welcome to the LIVE updates of Day 4 of the One-off Test between Afghanistan and Bangladesh at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi.

Bangladesh are firmly in control of the match after Afghanistan lost their last six wickets for just 21 runs on Day 3. The hosts, who were in a reasonable position throughout the day, were bowled out for 240.

Rahmat Shah was the standout batsman for Afghanistan, producing a fine century in the midst of a collapse. However, the other batsmen failed to provide much support as the Bangladeshi bowlers took the lead.

Hasan Mahmud led the charge with five goals, including a historic hat-trick, while Ebadot also impressed with four goals. Bangladesh secured a first innings lead of 106 runs.

Bangladesh quick Hasan Mahmud made history on Sunday by becoming the first pacer from his country to take a hat-trick in Test cricket.

The 26-year-old achieved this during Afghanistan’s first innings at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Day 3. He also became only the third Bangladeshi bowler to take a hat-trick in the longest format.

Before Hasan, all-rounder Alok Kapali took a hat-trick against Pakistan in 2003, while Sohag Gazi achieved the feat against New Zealand in 2013.

Afghanistan were 220/5 chasing Bangladesh’s first innings total of 346 when Hasan struck in the 83rd over.

First, he dismissed Ismat Alam for one before Qais Ahmad fell behind the delivery. Goalkeeper Litton Das took an excellent diving catch to the right to send Qais back to the pavilion.

Hasan then trapped Zia-ur-Rehman’s leg in front of the wicket to complete his hat-trick. The on-field umpire initially dismissed the appeal, but Bangladesh successfully overturned the decision on review.

The fast bowler later dismissed Yamin Ahmadzai for an 11-ball duck to complete his five-wicket haul.

What to expect on Day 4

As the course begins to deteriorate, batting is likely to become increasingly difficult. Bangladesh will be looking to build on their advantage while Afghanistan will be hoping to make an early breakthrough and get back into the contest.

The changing nature of the surface could make Day 4 an important stage in deciding the outcome of the one-off test.