Mushfiqur Rahim dismissed for a duck in BAN vs AFG Test | PC- ScreengrabAlmost every cricketing nation is currently featuring in an international fixture, with Bangladesh being at loggerheads with Afghanistan in an one-off Test at Abu Dhabi.On Day 1 of the fixture, the Bangladesh openers gave the team a solidfying start, adding 124 runs for the opening wicket. However, then the Afghanistan openers initiated a middle-order collapse, bagging the prized wicket of Mushfiqur Rahim. Yamin Ahmadzai's peach sent back Mushfiqur RahimAfghanistan seamer Yamin Ahmadzai produced a remarkable yorker to dismantle Mushfiqur Rahim, who was new to the crease. The right-arm pacer had his tail up after dismissing Mominul Haque, then sent back Bangladesh's most experienced Test cricketer in the next over.Ahmadzai bowled an in-dipping yorker to the off stump; Mushfiqur waited for the ball before trying to flick it to the leg side. However, even the experienced like him was beaten in the air as the ball crashed on the bottom of the middle peg.CREX @Crex_live Yamin Ahmadzai special to dismiss Mushfiqur Rahim for a DUCK 🦆 #Cricket #AFGvSL Oct 9, 2026, 4:31 PM ALSO READNayeem Hasan Named In Bangladesh Playing XI vs Afghanistan Despite Not Featuring In SquadMushfiqur Rahim went for a seven-ball duck, his 14th duck in Test cricket. In the overall list for Bangladesh, he sits in third place behind Mominul Haque and Mohammad Ashraful & Khaled Ahmed, who are joint second. Most Ducks for Bangladesh in Tests19 - Mominul Haque16 - Mohammad Ashraful, Khaled Ahmed14 - Mushfiqur Rahim* 13 - Taijul IslamOneCricket @OneCricketApp Most Ducks for Bangladesh in Tests: 19 - Mominul Haque 16 - Mohammad Ashraful, Khaled Ahmed 14 - Mushfiqur Rahim 13 - Taijul Islam #AFGvsBAN #Bangladesh Litton Das, Mehidy Hasan reviving Bangladesh's innings after middle-order collapseTanzid Hasan (83) and Shadman Islam (67) gave Bangladesh a brilliant start to the innings, before Mominul Haque and Najmul Hossain Shanto added a few. However, Yamin Ahmadzai led the collapse as Bangladesh went from 181/1 to 225/5 in a span of 13-odd overs.At the moment, Litton Das and Mehidy Hasan Miraz are trying to revive the innings, having shared a 31-run stand for the sixth wicket at the time of writing. After 62 overs, Bangladesh are at 265/5 with nearly 30 overs to go. By the looks of it, a first-innings total of 350-400 would put the Tigers in the front seat. ALSO READParthiv Patel Asked RCB To Buy Jasprit Bumrah In IPL 2014, But Franchise Ignored His Advice