Shah made 102 and put on a crucial 120-run fourth-wicket stand with Asghar Afghan.
Chittagong (Bangladesh): Batsman Rahmat Shah on Thursday became the first Afghanistan cricketer to score a Test century, helping the minnows start strongly against Bangladesh on the opening day of the one-off match.
Shah made 102 and put on a crucial 120-run fourth-wicket stand with Asghar Afghan, batting on 88, to counter the Bangladesh spin attack at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong.
Afghanistan were 271 for 5 at stumps with Afghan and Afsar Zazai, on 35, putting together a 74-run partnership in the final session of play.
But it was Shah and Afghan who ensured that Afghanistan fought their way back after being in trouble at 77 for 3.
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