'Isko sack kab karoge?': Pakistan captain Shan Masood faces massive backlash after humiliating Bangladesh defeat

Nahid Rana then ripped through Pakistan’s middle and lower order with a sensational burst. He dismissed Saud Shakeel before bowling Mohammad Rizwan with a sharp nip-backer that crashed into the stumps.

"[On the toss decision] Hindsight is 20/20. We looked at the conditions and in terms of seam bowling we had the best conditions. We got two early wickets. But in the first innings we didn't capitalise on that and then we didn't capitalise with the bat either," Masood said after Pakistan's defeat.

"We could have pushed for more runs. But in the first innings, with bat and ball, we needed to do better. You can never question the effort, especially when you are playing Test cricket after six months. Test cricket on surfaces like this teaches you that when you have the game in your hands you have to push the opposition away, but we failed to do that," Masood said.

"[The debutants] Extremely pleased. When we picked them, we picked them seeing potential that they can play at this level. Their maturity was great. For them, the thing is can they be consistent in Test cricket? I think they have the potential to do that. When you get opportunities to stamp your authority we have to do that," he said.

With the defeat, Pakistan slipped two places in the updated World Test Championship standings. They were placed fifth before the match - one spot above India national cricket team - but dropped to seventh after the loss.

India climbed one position, while Bangladesh also moved up two places from eighth to sixth following the emphatic victory.