Liton gets an added advantage.

Bangla Press Desk: The Bangladesh cricket team holds the upper hand at the end of the fourth day of the Abu Dhabi Test. Bangladesh's batsmen displayed excellent form on Monday; Litton Kumar Das scored a century, while Mehidy Hasan Miraz hit a half-century.
In a video released by the BCB at the end of the day, Litton mentioned that wicketkeeping gives him a slight advantage when batting.
Litton said, "Wicketkeeping certainly helps me. Standing behind the stumps allows me to understand a lot of things and get a feel for the pitch, which greatly aids my batting."
Speaking about Test cricket, Litton remarked, "I enjoy all three formats, but Test cricket holds a higher status. A lot happens in these matches; there are numerous challenges and engaging situations from the first day through to the fifth. That is why I love Test cricket."
Litton believes the spinners will perform well on the fifth day: "Our spinners are already bowling in good areas, and I hope they will continue to do so and build pressure. If they get even a little assistance from the pitch, the task will become easier for them."
Afghanistan has set out to chase a massive target of 479 runs. By the end of the fourth day's play, they had scored 132 runs for the loss of three wickets. Bangladesh needs just seven more wickets to secure a victory.
To avoid defeat and force a draw, Afghanistan must bat through all three sessions tomorrow. If they manage that, they could even win by scoring 347 runs. However, if they were to successfully chase down 479 runs in the fourth innings of a Test, they would set a world record.
In the ongoing Abu Dhabi Test, Bangladesh scored 346 runs in their first innings, while Afghanistan scored 240, giving Bangladesh a lead of 106 runs. In the second innings, Bangladesh declared at 366 for 6.
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