<p>Skipper Babar Azam hit a half-century to help Pakistan recover from early trouble and reach 161-2 against Bangladesh on the opening day of the second Test, which was halted several times for bad light and rain on Saturday.</p>
<p>The bad light finally ended play with Babar batting on 60 and Azhar Ali on 36.</p>
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The bad light finally ended play with Babar batting on 60 and Azhar Ali on 36

Babar takes Pak to 161-2

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