Dhaka, May 10 -- Mehidy Hasan Miraz claimed his 14th five-wicket haul to lead a stunning bowling resurgence as Bangladesh secured a vital 27-run lead, bowling Pakistan out for 386 on the third evening of the opening Test in Mirpur.

Pakistan's first innings, which seemed destined to surpass Bangladesh's 413 after they reached a comfortable 349-5, unraveled spectacularly in the final session.

The visitors lost their final five wickets for just 37 runs, as the Mirpur track began to offer the sharp turn and inconsistent bounce that the hosts' spin department exploited to perfection.

Mehidy was the architect of the collapse, finishing with clinical figures of 5-102. His afternoon masterclass began by breaking a century opening stand when he...