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Sylhet Stadium Pitch Report, Weather Report For PAK vs BAN 2nd Test- Pakistan tour of Bangladesh 2026



BAN vs PAK 2nd Test pitch and weather report [Source: AFP]BAN vs PAK 2nd Test pitch and weather report [Source: AFP]

Bangladesh will lock horns with Pakistan in the second and final Test of the two-match series between the teams at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium from May 16 to 20 at 9:30 AM (IST).

The Najmul Hossain Shanto-led hosts will have an unprecedented opportunity to do a historic double over Pakistan and win back-to-back series against them, home and away. On the other hand, Shan Masood and co. will have a point to prove after an underwhelming display in the first Test, as they look to salvage a tied series.

Bangladesh started off the series brilliantly with a century for captain Shanto and fifties for Mominul Haque and Mushfiqur Rahim in the first innings of the Mirpur Test, posting 413. In response, the debutants Azan Awais and Abdullah Fazal impressed with a century and a fifty, respectively, but they conceded a 27-run lead, courtesy of Mehidy Hasan Miraz's 5/105.

Mominul and Shanto again scored fifties and took the target 268 — well out of reach for Pakistan, who had just over 2 sessions to get the score. Fazal got another fifty in the match, but Nahid Rana wreaked havoc with his pace and ripped into the Pakistan lineup, grabbing 5/40 (9.5) to win the match by 104 runs.

As Bangladesh looks to win their second Test series against Pakistan on the bounce, we take a look at the conditions they will play in at Sylhet.

Sylhet Stadium Pitch Report For PAK vs BAN 2nd Test

Criterion
Data
Matches5
Won batting first3
Won batting second2
Draw/NR0/0
Avg first innings score269
Avg second innings score301
Avg third innings score289
Avg fourth innings score176
Avg run rate3.31
% of wickets by pacers38.54
% of wickets by spinners61.45

(Sylhet International Cricket Stadium Test stats)

Sylhet is one of the lesser used red-ball venues in Bangladesh, which has hosted only five Test matches since it was upgraded to the international standards in 2014. Out of the five matches, three have been won by the teams batting first, while two have been won batting second.

It is a venue, where the pitch detoriates heavily by the fourth and fifth day, providing a lot of assistance to the spin bowlers, which is evident with the 61.45 per cent wickets taken by them as opposed to 38.54 per cent for the pacers. The team's haven't scored tons of runs here, considering the help for the slower bowlers.

In the last match here, Bangladesh went with three spinners, who were all impactful in the game, while left-arm orthodox, Matthew Humphreys, scalped a five-fer as well. A batter who applies himself can also score heavily — much like Mahmudul Hasan Joy's 171 vs Ireland.

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Sylhet Weather Report For PAK vs BAN- Pakistan Tour of Bangladesh 2026, 2nd Test

Criterion
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Temperature32°C33°C34°C32°C34°C
WindSE 9 km/hE 9 km/hENE 11 km/hE 9 km/hSSW 11 km/h
Probability of Precipitation89%79%60%98%19%
Hours of rain2.52150
Cloud Cover88%81%69%87%33%

(Sylhet weather report for PAK vs BAN, 2nd Test)

Ahead of the fixture, according to Accuweather, the signs for the Test are ominous. Throughout the course of the first four days, consistent rain interruptions are expected with high cloud cover, which could be a deciding factor for the teams winning the toss.

The temperatures are set to remain around 32°C to 35°C and the probability of rain is the highest on Day 4 at 98 per cent.

Conclusion

Going by the available data, Sylhet is a venue where spinner would ideally enjoy their time as the match progresses and the pitch opens up, especially with the temperature in the 30s. However, looking at the weather forecast, it will be a stop-start match until the final day of the Test.

With considerable rain predicted and pitch set to remain under the covers for some time, the moisture, alongside the cloud cover will bring the pacers into action, making it an interesting match for a series decider. If it rains too much, a draw cannot be ruled out as well. It is also interesting to see whether Babar Azam returns for the match after missing the first Test.

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