.Pakistan captain Shan Masood was left behind seething after a controversial caught-behind selection on the first day of the collection opener versus Bangladesh at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.After Tigers leader Najmul Hossain Shanto gained the toss and also decided on to field first, Pakistan was 1-14 in the seventh over when Bangladesh seamer Shoriful Islam appealed for an edge against Masood. Umpire Adrian Holdstock drank his director, with Bangladesh delivering the selection upstairs.After consulting with the video, third umpire Michael Gough reversed the on-field choice, delivering Masood back to the sheds for 6. A spike showed up on UltraEdge a framework after the ball passed the bat, yet eagled-eyed visitors recommended the noise came from the ball snapping Masood's front pad.The Pakistan leader raged along with the decision, viewed venting his frustration in the clothing rooms adhering to the dismissal.Watch every round of the England v Sri Lanka Exam collection LIVE & exclusive to Fox Cricket, available on Kayo. New to Kayo? Beginning your totally free trial today > Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam effectively charms for the gate of Pakistan's Shan Masood. Photo through Farooq NAEEM/ AFPSource: AFPSaud Shakeel and also Saim Ayub struck battling half-centuries to aid Pakistan recuperate to 4-158 on a rain-hit opening time of the initial Exam against Bangladesh.Shakeel was unbeaten on 57 at the close while Ayub racked up 56 for his maiden fifty during an innings-building position of 98 for the fourth gate after Pakistan were actually tottering at 3-16. Shakeel raised 1000 jogs in his 11th Examination when he got to 33 and struck 5 perimeters in his seventh half-century. He included a more 44 for the 5th gate along with Mohammad Rizwan, who was unbeaten on 24. Ayub, who struck four perimeters and a 6, dropped late in the day, steering wildly off Hasan Mahmud as well as was recorded at third slip.The new-ball pairing of Shoriful Islam (2-30) and also Mahmud (2-33) shook Pakistan after a postponed start of 230 mins as a result of a damp outfield after through the night rain.Pakistan's Saud Shakeel celebrates along with teammate Mohammad Rizwan. Photo by Farooq NAEEM/ AFPSource: AFPMahmud really hoped Bangladesh would push aside Pakistan at an early stage day pair of." We tried to bowl in the ideal areas and received very early results," he said." Our company will create a strategy to receive early gates on this sound tomorrow." Ayub pointed out the partnership along with Shakeel was vital." We shed early arches so it was important to create collaborations as well as our team carried out that and also I make certain the good work is going to carry on tomorrow," he said.Pakistan went into the Test with four swift bowlers in an all-pace attack without frontline article spinner, while Bangladesh featured three pacers and pair of spinners.The two-match collection is part of the nine-team Globe Test championship, with Pakistan currently 6th in the status as well as Bangladesh 8th.