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Bangladesh vs zimbabwe 2018

Bangladesh need heroes to develop fielding culture: Ryan Cook

Cook pointed out how slow wickets in Bangladesh could be one of the reasons that the fielding has suffered.

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: We badly needed this win, says Mushfiqur Rahim

Taijul Islam was Man of the Series for taking 18 wickets in two Tests at an average of 20.55.

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: Brendan Taylor first Zimbabwean to score two hundreds in same Test

Those before Taylor to score twin centuries in a Test are the Flower brothers Grant and Andy; Taylor first achieved the feat in 2013.

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: Brendan Taylor’s twin tons in vain as Mehidy Hasan levels series

Having set Zimbabwe a massive target of 443, Bangladesh took the remaining eight wickets required on the final day before tea.

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: Brendan Taylor firm at lunch after visitors lose two

Scoring 85 runs from 31 overs can be viewed as good work given it is a day-five track, but Taylor and Moor will have to bat exceedingly well.

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First hour of play will be the key: Zimbabwe coach Lalchand Rajput

Zimbabwe will have to bat out the entire five day to save the second Test against Bangladesh on Thursday.

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We wanted to avoid batting in the fourth innings: Mehidy Hasan

Despite gaining a substantial first-innings lead of 218 runs, Bangladesh did not ask Zimbabwe to follow-on

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: Set 443, visitors end day four on 76/2 after Mahmudullah hundred

Stand-in captain Mahmudullah's first Test hundred since 2010 set up a declaration at 224/6 on day four in Mirpur.

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: Mahmudullah hundred sets visitors target of 443

Mahmudullah progressed to his second Test century - the first since he made 115 in New Zealand eight years ago - and declared the innings on the stroke of tea.

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Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe: Hosts lead by 296 at lunch on day four after Jarvis, Tiripano strike

Bangladesh, who opted against enforcing the follow-on despite their 218-run first innings lead, reached 78/4 at lunch on the fourth day.

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