Bangladesh moved up to fifth position in the standings with two wins, one defeat and one draw from four matches. The team now has 28 points and a win percentage of 58.33, pushing India national cricket team down to sixth place.
India currently hold 52 points from nine Tests, with four wins, four defeats and one draw, giving them a win percentage of 48.15.
Pakistan, meanwhile, have managed only one win and three defeats from four matches, collecting four points with a win percentage of 8.33.
Australia national cricket team remain at the top of the table with seven wins and one defeat from eight matches, earning 84 points and a win percentage of 87.50, while New Zealand national cricket team and South Africa national cricket team occupy second and third positions respectively.
Bangladesh wrapped up the victory during the morning session on the final day as their bowlers claimed the remaining three Pakistani wickets to complete a dominant performance.
Chasing a difficult target of 437 runs, Pakistan were bowled out for 358 in 97.2 overs, largely due to an exceptional bowling display from Taijul Islam.
Mohammad Rizwan led Pakistan’s resistance with a fighting 94 off 166 deliveries, hitting 10 boundaries, while Sajid Khan added 28 runs off 36 balls with five fours.
Taijul Islam finished with impressive figures of 6/120 in 34.2 overs. Nahid Rana took two wickets, while Shoriful Islam and Mehidy Hasan Miraz claimed one wicket each.
