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Bowlers, Joy put Bangladesh on top in second Pakistan Test

Bowlers, Joy put Bangladesh on top in second Pakistan Test

  • Bangladesh, who lead the two-match series 1-0, closed day two on 110-3 in their second innings, leading by 156 runs
  • Joy, who fell for a duck in the first innings, responded with 52 off 64 balls before falling to pacer Mohammad Abbas
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