1 Pakistan's loss in Mirpur is their first Test defeat in Bangladesh. They have lost at least one Test in 11 of the 12 countries they have played in, with Ireland the only exception. Only Zimbabwe have lost Tests in more countries.
3 Consecutive wins for Bangladesh against Pakistan in Test cricket. They defeated Pakistan 2-0 in Rawalpindi in 2024. Before this run of victories, Bangladesh had a 0-12 record in 13 Tests against Pakistan.
2023 The year of Pakistan's previous Test win away from home, against Sri Lanka in Colombo. All the other teams have won at least one away Test in this period. Pakistan have lost all six Tests away from home since then, their second-longest losing streak behind seven successive away defeats between 2018 and 2020.
267 The lead at which Bangladesh declared their second innings in Mirpur. Only two teams had won a Test after declaring with a lower second-innings lead on the last day of a five-day Test.
New Zealand declared with a lead of 262 against Sri Lanka in the 1984 Kandy Test and won by 165 runs, and Pakistan led Zimbabwe by 265 before declaring in the 1993 Karachi Test, which they won by 131 runs.
163 Pakistan's fourth-innings total in Mirpur is their second lowest against Bangladesh in Tests. Their lowest is 146 all out during the 2024 series in Rawalpindi.
2 Nahid Rana became only the second Bangladesh fast bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a home Test. Shahadat Hossain took three five-fors at home between 2006 and 2010.
3 Century partnerships for Pakistan in their first innings. There have been only four previous instances of a team losing a Test despite three 100-plus stands in an innings. The most recent such defeat was in 2008, when India lost to Australia at the SCG.
5 Test hundreds as Bangladesh captain for Najmul Hossain Shanto, breaking Mushfiqur Rahim's record of four. Shanto had partnerships of 170 and 105 with Mominul Haque against Pakistan in Mirpur, only the third Bangladesh pair with two century stands in a Test.
39 years 213 days Noman Ali's age coming into the Mirpur Test, making him the oldest player to complete 100 wickets in Test cricket. The previous oldest was England's Bobby Peel, who was 39 years and 180 days old at the start of his last Test in 1896, during which he completed 100 Test wickets.
6 Abdullah Fazal was the sixth batter to score fifty or more in both innings on Test debut for Pakistan.
2 Pairs of debutants with 50-plus stands in both innings of a men's Test. Azan Awais and Abdullah Fazal became the second when they put on 104 in the first innings and 54 in the second in Mirpur; India's Dilawar Hussain and CS Nayudu had partnerships of 53 and 52 in their debut Test against England at Eden Gardens in 1934.