Live Match Zimbabwe tour of Bangladesh, 2nd ODI: Bangladesh v Zimbabwe at Sylhet, Mar 3, 2020 Live Score

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Bangladesh 322/8 (50.0 Overs) RR: 6.44
Zimbabwe 318/8 (50.0 Overs) 6.36
Bangladesh won by 4 runs

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	S.R
Sikandar Raza (rhb)	66	57	5	2	115.78
Donald Tiripano (rhb) *	55	28	2	5	196.42

Bowller	O	M	R	W	Econ
Taijul Islam (sla)	10.0	0	52	3	5.20
Mehidy Hasan Miraz (sla)	7.0	0	25	1	3.57

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End of Over No.50 Zimbabwe 318/8 Last Over (15 runs)
9.11pm And breathe… Zimbabwe pulled the chestnuts out of the fire, and put on 110 runs off the last 10 overs, where they needed just five runs more. They came within a couple of hits of pulling off one of the best heists in this format in all time, and that will give them massive confidence ahead of the final match of this ODI series on Friday. Look forward to your company from Sylhet again. From Ranjith P and Liam Brickhill, this is Debayan Sen saying goodbye and good night from this particular match. Catch you then — that game begins an hour later, 2 pm local time. Tamim Iqbal is the player of the match. Says: “A lot of the credit goes to the team management, because they always believed in me. I was batting well in the Test matches and in the nets, and I knew something big was coming from me. It was a bit up and down, but on the whole it was a really good battng wicket. Mushy was batting beautifully at the other end. The young ones, the way Liton batted well in the first match. Shanto is looking well. he’s going to get a big one pretty soon. We are batting well, and it’s good. At one point they had it, and we pulled it back from there.” 9.03pm Time for the presentation. Sean Williams speaks: “Coming from the first game, and almost winning this game, we take a lot of positives. The young guys taking us close to winning this game is huge for us. Generally, Raaz (Raza) played a crucial role for us. Wesley is an extremely good find for us. I wish Donald could have gotten us over the line. He’s very disappointed right now, but he can hold his head high. We have (had our problems with injuries). I am sure Craig can hear us in the hotel room, but the guys came together, and fought well.” Mashrafe Mortaza: “I think a win is a win, but it was a close win. We held our nerves well in the win. Winning is something we’ll take to the next match. (On Tamim) I think he’s always been our special (player). Good thing is he’s happy after scoring runs. The others batted well around him, and that was good to see. After this match, everybody will ask what about the bowling, but this was a very good wicket, and there was also some dew. It was difficult for the bowlers. When you win a tight game, it gives you a lot of confidence going forward.” Aunim: “Who will be the MOTM? ” — I’d be tempted to split it among four or five Zimbabweans, but I think it should go to Tamim Iqbal for setting this win up with the bat Moloy : “Remember BD was not full strength.Otherwise the win margin would have been much higher.” —Er, Zimbabwe also missed Craig Ervine and Chris Mpofu, surely? Let’s just celebrate this for what it was, an absolutely cracking game of ODI cricket! Tasmeem: “What a mockery of death bowling. Can’t understand the reason behind not bowling out Miraz. Serving up wide half-volleys and half trackers to tail-enders to swing at. SMH.” Pias: “What a fight from ZIm! But what was Umpire Masudur Rahman doing there? Bangladesh very well know how little decisions like this have affected them in the past.Could have been a different story.” — Yes, not a great decision, but one made in the heat of the moment, and one would assume in good faith. Perhaps the rules could be amended to have technology overrule errors that could make a difference in a close game like this? Muntasir: “I wanted Zimbabwe to fight,not give me heart attack!! Good game” Desmond Mareya: “Umpire is a disgrace he robbed us the wide ball.” Seth Miller: “WOW, Zimbabwe!! So close. As a BD fan I must admit I’m relieved at the end result, but really feel like ZIM should’ve won after that ridiculous effort. Also, I’m pretty sure this game would’ve been totally different if Saif hadn’t been rested. In all likelyhood the total would’ve been higher and the new ball bowling much better. But well played to first Raza then Mutombodzi and Tiripano” Quazi Faisal: “If Bangladesh were batting and that no-ball incident happened, most of us would have gone crazy here. But errors are part of the game I guess. And hats off to Zimbabwe and Tiripano for an almost perfect chase!” DanielAlexander: “Ball 49.5 was a clear wide. Zimbabwe robbed ” 8.53pm And so, one of the epic ODIs comes to an end in Sylhet. Tiripano throws his head back as soon as he hits the ball, because he knows he hasn’t timed it that well. Brave couple of balls from Al-Amin as well, on an evening when he and Shafiul Islam got that chance, but both travelled for a fair few. Zimbabwe have thus lost the ODI series, but they have shown enough improvement to set us up for a cracking final match of the series on Friday! 323 was always an imposing target, but young Kamunhukamwe and Madhevere set things rolling with some positive cricket at the top of the order. Zimbabwe will feel Brendan Taylor and Sean Williams got in, but just couldn’t carry their form through on the night. Sikandar Raza with an enterprising fifty in the middle order, and then a sting in the tail from Donald Tiripano and Tinotenda Mutombodzi to bring Zimbabwe within a sparrow’s whisper of this target. Sensational stuff in Sylhet!
49.6	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano length ball, around off, and he smacks this down to long-off. No fairytale ending, but what a fightback from Zimbabwe! 1 run
Lots of discussions going on. Tiripano walks away and gives himself a peptalk

49.5	0	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano short, and this is a good response from Al-Amin! This is fast, and perhaps goes over the head of DT. He could have had a wide here, but didn’t! no run
Millat: “Sensing a epic finish. ” Massive conference on, with Mashrafe and Mahmudullah converging to chat with Al-Amin

49.4	6	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano he’s got a hold of this! Al-Amin has missed the yorker again, and Tiripano just leans back and gives it everything. Gets it wide, and way high over long-on. Fifty for Tiripano! And an unlikely victory very much in sight now! SIX
12 runs off three needed. Tiripano two short of fifty

49.3	6	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano Tiripano clears long-on! Skips down the track, and hammers this over long-on. Just short of the sightscreen. This is fabulous from Zimbabwe SIX


49.2	W	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi straight shot, but doesn’t carry beyond long-on! Brave, brave effort from Mutombodzi comes to an end. Was this a slower ball, perhaps? Because he seemed to get a good hold of it, but it just held up a touch, and ended up being a comfortable catch for the man stationed precisely for that shot. A six there, and the match would really have been on with four balls to go! OUT CT Mutombodzi c Liton Das b Al-Amin Hossain 34 (21b 5×4 0x6) SR: 161.90


49.2	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi short, and this might be a wide. Yes it is! Mutombodzi was looking to use his feet, and Al-Amin may have shortened his length in response, but it goes too short 1 wide


49.1	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano length, and he has hit this hard, but not too far from long-on. They can only pick a single, as this has travelled quickly 1 run
Third man and backward point inside the ring This is the highest 8th-wicket partnership ever in ODIs in Bangladesh
End of Over No.49 Zimbabwe 303/7 Last Over (14 runs)
He has done well here, to leave 20 to win off the last six balls! It’s the bare minimum that Shafiul would have wanted to leave for Al-Amin, presumably, to defend. And it’s also the maximum possible these two would have wanted to hunt down
48.6	2	Shafiul Islam to Mutombodzi makes room, and smacks this inside out, to the left of long-off 2 runs


48.5	4	Shafiul Islam to Mutombodzi he’s found the gap between mid-wicket and long-on! Shafiul looks to nail the yorker, but it turns out to be a low full toss on leg stump, and he makes room and just smacks it straight through the on side FOUR
Anon06: “Before this match, Tiripano had a Test SR of 29 and a ODI SR of 56. Some of the best batsmen don’t even have gears as wide as this. Whatever the result, unexpected and amazing stuff from Tiripano.”

48.4	1	Shafiul Islam to Tiripano perfect yorker, just around off, and he plays it towards point to pick up the single on offer 1 run
Mr Robot: “Go baby. Win this match. Zim zim….”

48.3	1	Shafiul Islam to Mutombodzi full toss, around leg stump, and he tries to flog it away on the onside. But he can only hit it deep towards mid-wicket 1 run


48.2	2	Shafiul Islam to Mutombodzi yorker, and he still advances and plays it away with one hand towards mid-wicket. Slows up around the edge of the circle, and they can come back for two 2 runs
Tasmeem: “You can’t bowl length to the tail-enders. They just want to swat at anything. Either go for the head or the toes.”

48.1	4	Shafiul Islam to Mutombodzi what a shot! Shafiul looks for the full ball, but cannot nail that yorker, and he shuffles across to access the off side. Lofts this just wide of long-off! FOUR
Zahid Hossain: “Mushfiq was right it seems. Tiripano is a hitter! ” 34 off two overs. One good over, and we’re in for a squeaky-bum finish!
End of Over No.48 Zimbabwe 289/7 Last Over (7 runs)

47.6	2	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano fuller length, and he swats this hard over cover, and long-off runs around to his left, and does well to hold on to this low to his left. Keeps them down to two, and crucially Mutombodzi to start with the strike 2 runs
Tawhid Rehan : “I used to know Donald Tripano for his Blockathon on Test Cricket, Today Know him as a Hard Hitter Too. ” Mid-off drops back, as fine leg gets inside the circle

47.5	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi fuller length, around off, and he tonks this down towards long-on 1 run

Four balls, four singles only…
47.4	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano fuller, around off, and he looks to drill this towards cover. Gets it off the outer part of the bat towards deep point 1 run


47.3	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi short, and he swats this away, but cannot get it either side of deep mid-wicket. Lucky for Al-Amin 1 run


47.2	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano backs away, but Al-Amin responds with a yorker on middle stump. Can only drive this towards sweeper cover 1 run


47.1	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi length, and he backs away and tries to knock the leather off this. Only gets it towards deep mid-wicket, but he won’t mind getting Tiripano back on strike! 1 run
Tuhin: “It’s good to see Zimbabwe playing such aggressive manner..they never lost hope at any moment…specially youngsters…best wish from Bangladesh” 41 needed off 18 balls. What Zimbabwe would have given to have a specialist batsman at this stage. But then try telling that to Donald Tiripano!
End of Over No.47 Zimbabwe 282/7 Last Over (20 runs)

46.6	1	Shafiul Islam to Mutombodzi yorker, driven towards long-on 1 run
19 off five balls already in this over

46.5	1	Shafiul Islam to Tiripano yorker, around off, and he plays this towards point. They settle for the single, though Tirpano wanted a second and took a few steps down for that as well! 1 run


46.4	2	Shafiul Islam to Tiripano that’s another delicious shot! Cracked through extra cover and the sweeper gets around to his right and rifles in a throw, but they scamper through for the second 2 runs

53 runs added in just 4.4 overs
46.3	4	Shafiul Islam to Tiripano short, and he has skewed an intended pull shot. This goes past short fine leg, and teases him on the way through to the boundary! FOUR
Zubair Islam: “if Ban panic now, Zim can cash on weak bowlers…not much runs left now” Andy Cricket Bo: “I love the game of cricket, but to see Zimbabwe’s decline is such a shame. Remember the great days of Heath Streak, Tatenda Taibu etc, but the current squad of players sadly don’t get the chance hardly to play the big sides consistently. Unfair I say”

46.2	6	Shafiul Islam to Tiripano length, and this is drilled over long-off. What a shot again from DT! Slightly predictable from Islam, and if he misses his length, Tiripano is going to take full toll SIX


46.1	6	Shafiul Islam to Tiripano goes for a full ball, but ends up offering width. Tiripano has flogged this inside out, over extra cover. Extraordinary! SIX
16 off the last over. Four more overs of this, and they’re home and dry! Here’s Shafiul Islam
End of Over No.46 Zimbabwe 262/7 Last Over (16 runs)

45.6	0	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi slower, short ball again, and he fails to make contact with an attempted run down towards third man. Seemed to pick the length and the pace, but not so much the line of it, just around off no run


45.5	0	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi shorter, and slower, and he is through with an attempted biff over point too early no run
Zahid Hossain: “Hasn’t been a good return to ODI’s for Al-Amin”

45.5	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi way down the leg side, in trying to tuck the batsman up 1 wide


45.4	4	Al-Amin Hossain to Mutombodzi smacks this ramrod-straight past the bowler. What a shot! This is such a true wicket, that if you miss the yorker even by a small margin, the batsman can cash in. That’s exactly what Mutombodzi does FOUR


45.3	1	Al-Amin Hossain to Tiripano looks to pull a shorter ball. Miscued a touch, but still gets it away in the direction of deep mid-wicket 1 run
Zimbabwe aren’t going gently into the night here

Score Cards

Batting

Batsmen	R	B
Tinashe Kamunhukamwe	51	70
Regis Chakabva	2	5
Brendan Taylor	11	21
Sean Williams	14	24
Wesley Madhevere	52	57
Sikandar Raza	66	57
Richmond Mutumbami	19	17
Tinotenda Mutombodzi	34	21
Donald Tiripano	55	28
Carl Mumba	0	0

Bowling

Bowler	O	R	W
Mashrafe Mortaza	10	52	1
Shafiul Islam	9	76	1
Mehidy Hasan Miraz	7	25	1
Al-Amin Hossain	10	85	1
Taijul Islam	10	52	3
Mahmudullah	4	22	0

Batting		R	B	4	6
TS Kamunhukamwe	bowled	51	70	5	2
RW Chakabva	caught	2	5	0	0
BRM Taylor	run out	11	21	2	0
SC Williams	lbw	14	24	3	0
W Madhevere	lbw	52	57	5	0
Sikandar Raza	caught	66	57	5	2
R Mutumbami	lbw	19	17	3	0
CT Mutombodzi	caught	34	21	5	0
DT Tiripano	not out	55	28	2	5
CT Mumba	not out	0	0	0	0
CK Tshuma
Extras	(lb 6, w 8)	14
Total	(8 wkts; 50 ovs)	318

Bowling	O	R	W	Econ
Mashrafe Mortaza	10	52	1	5.20	(1w)
Shafiul Islam	9	76	1	8.44	(3w)
Mehidy Hasan Miraz	7	25	1	3.57
Al-Amin Hossain	10	85	1	8.50	(3w)
Taijul Islam	10	52	3	5.20
Mahmudullah	4	22	0	5.50	(1w)

Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	15	RW Chakabva 2	TS Kamunhukamwe 11
2nd	29	BRM Taylor 11	TS Kamunhukamwe 17
3rd	23	SC Williams 14	TS Kamunhukamwe 9
4th	35	TS Kamunhukamwe 14	W Madhevere 17
5th	81	W Madhevere 35	Sikandar Raza 43
6th	30	R Mutumbami 19	Sikandar Raza 11
7th	12	Sikandar Raza 12	CT Mutombodzi 0
8th	80	CT Mutombodzi 34	DT Tiripano 42
9th	13*	DT Tiripano 13	CT Mumba 0

DT Tiripano 55*

v Bowler	Dot	4	6	R	B	SR
Mashrafe Mortaza	1	0	0	3	4	75.00
Shafiul Islam	0	1	2	20	6	333.33
Al-Amin Hossain	1	1	3	29	11	263.63
Taijul Islam	4	0	0	3	7	42.85

Team Squads

Bangladesh

Tamim Iqbal

Liton Das

Najmul Hossain Shanto

Mushfiqur Rahim

Mahmudullah

Mohammad Mithun

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

Mashrafe Mortaza

Taijul Islam

Shafiul Islam

Al-Amin Hossain

Zimbabwe

Tinashe Kamunhukamwe

Regis Chakabva

Brendan Taylor

Sean Williams

Wesley Madhevere

Sikandar Raza

Richmond Mutumbami

Tinotenda Mutombodzi

Donald Tiripano

Carl Mumba

Charlton Tshuma

What is it?

Zimbabwe tour of Bangladesh, 2nd ODI: Bangladesh v Zimbabwe at Sylhet, Mar 3, 2020.

When is it?

Match will be played on Mar 3, 2020.

What time does it start?

Starting time of match 2020-03-03 07:00:00 GMT, 2020-03-03 13:00:00 local

In Which Ground is it Playing?

The match will be played at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium

Who will Win Zimbabwe tour of Bangladesh, 2nd ODI: Bangladesh v Zimbabwe ?

With ten nearly equally matched groups, the importance of every game can’t be understated in this tournament. Both sides are expected to emerge out packaged full-strength against each other in what claims to be a cracker of a competition. Contemplating that the 2 sides on newspaper,Zimbabwe are somewhat more power-packed unit whereas Bangladesh possess the benefit of being a steady side. For this and another above-mentioned motives, we believe the Zimbabwe are far more likely to emerge victorious in what will be among the most crucial experiences for either side.

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