Paceman Nijatullah Masood claimed a five-wicket haul on Test debut as Afghanistan dismissed Bangladesh for 382, taking the last five wickets for nine runs.

Bangladesh resumed day two on 5-362 and appeared to be headed towards a big total at 5-373 with Mushfiqur Rahim and Mehidy Hasan at the crease, before the Afghan attack skittled the lower order after making the key breakthrough, AP reported.

Bangladesh’s bowlers responded to have Afghanistan in trouble at 3-35 at lunch after eight wickets fell in the session.

A day after becoming the first Afghan bowler to take a wicket with the first ball of his Test career, Masood found swing and movement in the overcast conditions to rip through Bangladesh’s batting.

Pace bowler Yamin Ahmedzai, who had figures of 2-39 to complement Masood’s 5-79, provided the momentum-shifting breakthrough when he had Mehidy caught by Amir Hamza at backward point with a delivery that was well outside off.

Mehidy chased the delivery needlessly to throw away his wicket after scoring 48. Masood then undid veteran Mushfiqur Rahim, who fended a short delivery to slip to be out for 47.

After their dismissals, Bangladesh crumbled in two overs with Masood completing his five-wicket haul by rattling the stumps of Shoriful Islam in the 86th over.

Bangladesh’s fast bowlers also used the overcast conditions impeccably to leave Afghanistan in a tricky position.

Ebadot Hossain led the charge with 2-15 and regularly found edges that flew into gaps.

Left-arm pacer Shoriful Islam (1-6) snared the first wicket when he had Ibrahim Zadran (6) caught behind, before Ebadot got the better of Abdul Malik (17) and Rahmat Shah (9).

Captain Hashmatullah Shahid was unbeaten on two at the interval.

Bangladesh had dominated the opening day of the one-off Test the day before with Najmul Hossain scoring 146 off 175 balls, including 23 fours and two sixes, and sharing a 212-run second-wicket stand with opener Mahmudul Hasan (76).