Bangladesh are in command of the Afghanistan Test after a Hasan Mahmud hat-trick, according to Dawn. The paper's headlines treat that spell as the reason Bangladesh are in charge. Readers who want a score will not find one there.
What the headlines say
One Dawn report says the hat-trick puts "BD in charge". Another Dawn report says Bangladesh are in command of the Afghanistan Test. Together they describe the same Bangladesh vs Afghanistan cricket match and the same advantage for Bangladesh.
In cricket, a hat-trick means three wickets on three balls in a row. The headlines do not name the batters who were dismissed, and they do not say in which over the wickets fell.
Where the account stops
The lines give no runs, no lead, no ground and no day of the Test. They do not declare a winner, and they do not say whether play is still going on. "In command" and "in charge" are Dawn's description of the position, not a confirmed result. Nothing in the headlines is being used here to guess a total.
What comes next
A complete account would list the innings and the three dismissals. Those facts are not in the headlines. The confirmed point stays the one Dawn has already made: a Hasan Mahmud hat-trick is what the paper ties to Bangladesh's command of the Test. A live stream, a commentary note and a finished scorecard are absent, so fans in Pakistan cannot set viewing plans from this report alone.
