Mehidy’s five gates help Bangladesh to fight in the first Zimbabwe test

Bangladesh finished the second day of the first test against Zimbabwe on Monday with only 25 runs after Spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz had taken five gates to limit the visitors to 273 in their first innings.

It was a comeback for Bangladesh after a disappointing first day, when Skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto won the litter in Sylhet and decided to beat first.

However, his batteries could not benefit and were triggered by an impressive attack in Zimbabwe for a modest year 191.

Zimbabwe then stacked the misery at the end of the first day with 67: 0.

Based on a commanding position, both Simbabwe openings fell early on the second day to an aggressive pace by Nahid Rana.

Ben Curran was the first to be 18, and his partner Brian Bennett, who reached an aggressive 64-ball 57, was removed shortly afterwards with 88-2.

Sean Williams was the only other Zimbabwe dough that reached fifty.

Wessly Madhevere, Nyasha Mayavo and Richard Ngarava could not build larger scores.

Off-Spinner Mehidy took the most important wickets from Williams, Mayavo and Ngarava with 5-52 on a wicket that should help the pace bowers.

Nahid took 3-74 with aggressive bowling to support Mehidy.

Bangladesh started the second innings with an 82-run deficit and lost Shadman Islam to 4 against blessings Muzarabani with the score with 13.

His open partner Mahmudul Hasan Joy Soldat in an unbeaten 44-run partnership with Mominul Haque on 15th soldier to end the day with 57-1.

Shanno must now hope that you can make optimal use of the friendly conditions for the friendly home in order to set an impressive goal for visitors.

Bangladesh was impressive on the slow and spider -friendly home places, but several veterans are missing.

They won eight of the 18 tests against Zimbabwe, their highest sum against each test page, including four of the last five.

The second and last test will be played in the chatogram from April 28th.

Day 2 points:

1. Innerings: Bangladesh 191 All out out

1. Innerings: Zimbabwe 273 All Out

2. Innerings: Bangladesh 57-1

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