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In Bangladesh, a Sreshtho Flight Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram, Chatoogram, the 3rd day of the 3rd day in the 3rd day in the second test of a commander. Visitors slide against Bangladesh’s bowling and led to defeat with shots and 106 runs. Victory for Bangladesh means series that ended over a draw claiming every game of both sides.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz to win in Bangladesh in the century
Bangladesh Mehidy Hasan Miraz was constantly controlled by the 2nd testing of testing. Marathon Knocku, who is delicate drivers, debutant Tanzim Hasan Sakib’s Gritty was completed with 41. Five Wicket Hauli of Vincent Tamekesa provided some relief, but 444 of Bangladesh came out all. Gospel threw 2 tons of foundation on Islam and Mehidy’s 113 working morning session, despite a short rain delay, ensured Bangladesh.
Zimbabwe bar was under pressure
Zimbabwe’s second shots began a note that leaped 22/3, 209 to 22/3. Ben Curran was the only one to fight with only three, 46 (103) that they could reach a double digit. Craig Ervine from Curranda received a start, but did not go with 25 (56). Meanwhile, Mehidy Hasan, Tayijul, who took 3 wicket, was a bowlers election with a five wicket sliding with Islam.
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Bangladesh Series forms 1-1 square
After losing the first game in Sylhet, homeowners really fought well. The dominance of Bangladesh is based on a disciplined batting and incisive bowling combination. Mehidy’s comprehensive brightness, scored and took a braid, the foundation stone of their performance. The ability to use Taijul’s accuracy and pitch conditions have entertain the game in favor of Bangladesh. Zimbabwe’s bowlers, including blessings, and Wellington Masakadza struggled to rhythm that allows Bangladesh, which allows Bangladesh to build a mass lead in Bangladesh.
Outstanding bowling performance from Bangladesh 🙌🔥#Cricket #Banvism #Bangladeshcricket pic.twitter.com/2j2qg4aybj
– Crickettime.com (@CrickTimeShq) April 30, 2025
