Live Cricket Score | Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh Live Score & Commentary | ZIM vs BAN Scorecard, Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh 2022

2nd ODI • Harare

BAN

290/9 (50)

ZIM

291/5 (47.3)

ZIM won by 5 wickets

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Player of the Match Sikandar Raza

117(127)

3/56

BAN s

ZIM s

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Bangladesh s

290/9 (50)

Batters

Tamim Iqbal

(C)

111.11

c Kaitano b Chivanga

Anamul Haque Bijoy

80.00

runout (Chivanga)

Najmul Hossain Shanto

69.09

c Chakabva b Madhevere

Mushfiqur Rahim

80.65

c Munyonga b Madhevere

Mahmudullah

95.24

Not out

Afif Hossain

100.00

c Chivanga b Raza

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

125.00

lbw b Raza

Taskin Ahmed

50.00

lbw b Raza

Taijul Islam

150.00

c Evans b Nyauchi

Shoriful Islam

50.00

runout (Nyauchi)

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 1, W: 10)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.8)

290/9

Did not Bat

Hasan Mahmud

Bowlers

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Brad Evans

7.4

8.35

Victor Nyauchi

4.88

Tanaka Chivanga

8.2

5.88

Sikandar Raza

5.60

Wesley Madhevere

4.44

Luke Jongwe

5.71

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Tamim Iqbal

c Kaitano b Chivanga

1-71

10.6

Anamul Haque Bijoy

runout (Chivanga)

2-77

12.3

Mushfiqur Rahim

c Munyonga b Madhevere

3-127

23.1

Najmul Hossain Shanto

c Chakabva b Madhevere

4-148

29.3

Afif Hossain

c Chivanga b Raza

5-229

43.1

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

lbw b Raza

6-249

45.6

Taskin Ahmed

lbw b Raza

7-265

47.2

Taijul Islam

c Evans b Nyauchi

8-283

49.1

Shoriful Islam

runout (Nyauchi)

9-290

49.6

Zimbabwe s

291/5 (47.3)

Batters

Tadiwanashe Marumani

59.52

c (sub Sheikh) b Islam

Takudzwanashe Kaitano

0.00

c Rahim b Mahmud

Innocent Kaia

87.50

c Rahim b Mahmud

Wesley Madhevere

12.50

lbw b Miraz

Sikandar Raza

117

127

92.13

Not out

Regis Chakabva

(C)

102

136.00

c Khan b Miraz

Tony Munyonga

187.50

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 7)

TOTAL

(47.3 Ov, RR: 6.13)

291/5

Did not Bat

Luke Jongwe, Brad Evans, Tanaka Chivanga, Victor Nyauchi

Bowlers

EXT

5.22

5.00

8.56

6.89

4.80

0.3

12.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Takudzwanashe Kaitano

c Rahim b Mahmud

1-1

0.3

Innocent Kaia

c Rahim b Mahmud

2-13

2.5

Wesley Madhevere

lbw b Miraz

3-27

7.6

Tadiwanashe Marumani

c (sub Sheikh) b Islam

4-49

14.6

Regis Chakabva

c Khan b Miraz

5-250

43.1

Match Info

Date & Time

07 Aug, 12:45 PM IST

Venue

Harare Sports Club

Match

2nd ODI,

Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh 2022

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Umpires

Forster Mutizwa (Zimbabwe), Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe), Iknow Chabi (Zimbabwe, TV)

Referee

Andy Pycroft (Zimbabwe)

Pitch Report

Spin friendly track

Toss

Zimbabwe elected to bowl

0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1

Over 45

Runs: 3

1 1 2 2 1 0 3 1 1

Over 46

Runs: 12

1 1 0 2 2 4 6 6 6 6 1

Over 47

Runs: 35

1 0 0 1 1 1 4

Over 48

Runs: 8

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Player of the Match Sikandar Raza

117(127)

3/56

Commentary

That'll be all from this contest but there's loads of cricket still coming your way. India is in a dominating position in the final T20I against West Indies while there's the big one as well - the Commonwealth Games Women's T20 final between Australia and India. Do switch tabs and follow our coverage of the same here on Sportskeeda. Thank you so much for tuning into this contest - this is Sooryanarayanan and Pragadeesh taking your leave for now but we will see you around soon. Goodnight, take care and here's to a great week ahead!

A historic win for Zimbabwe and they sure have left their fans pleased with glee. It's been quite a story all series and this ought to bode extremely well for them ahead of the T20 World Cup this year and of course, the series against India coming up soon. There's another game left in the series and Bangladesh will be itching to salvage some pride. The Tigers have been wounded in a format they pride themselves in but they must not bow down and ought to look to storm back and avoid a whitewash.

Regis Chakabva (Zimbabwe Captain): (On his hundred) Better late than never. It is massive. We've been playing some good cricket recently and we knew that Bangladesh coming is really good competition. To come out with a series win now is just a really nice feeling. We've been trying to play really positive. When I went out to bat the coach just said to me to take it deep and if I get anyone to target, to be nice and positive. That's what I was trying to do. (On a possible whitewash) We have to come and try and play some good cricket again. Always looking to win.

Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh Captain): I think the difference is the four hundreds for them (this series), zero for us. We did put up a decent total...we got a very good start but nobody continued. We had the opportunity to score 20 more runs in the first game. Today Mahmudullah batted really well after the collapse. I thought the wicket was good from the beginning. When the spinners came on and tried to change the pace it wasn't as easy as the first game. Credit must go to Zimbabwe. We have to pull up our socks. Till now we haven't played our best cricket and that's why we're in this position.

Sikandar Raza is the Player of the Match for his spell of 3/56 and an unbeaten 117. Here's what he has to say: Since Davy (Houghton) has come back we've put a lot of emphasis and effort. To be part of this journey it's very humbling. I'm out of words - I know I'm grabbing the trophy but the way Regis and Tony batted was superb as well. It's not just me, it's all of us and to be a part of this journey is just humbling. It's good in a way that I'm doing my job and I'm being out there for my team. To have a hundred from me, Regis and (the performance of) Luke Jongwe the other day was really pleasing. The journey towards the World Cup and the games we're getting and winning is the concept we want to leave in the team. We seniors want to leave a winning dressing room by the time we're done playing.

Zimbabwe 291/5 (47.3) beat Bangladesh 290/9 (50) by 5 wickets.
Sikandar Raza 117* (127) & 3/56 (10) | Regis Chakabva 102 (75)
Mahmudullah 80* (84) | Hasan Mahmud 2/47 (9)

Iconic scenes at Harare! The crowd have had their money's worth and it's been a Sunday worth remembering for a lifetime. Zimbabwe have clinched their first ODI series win over Bangladesh since 2013. And it's been a chase to remember yet again!

290 seemed a lot better than it would have appeared owing to the fact that the pitch was in use for the second time in three days. And the start the visitors received would have surely egged them on. Hasan Mahmud bowled with fire in the Powerplay, hitting the perfect length while getting it to move in the air and off the pitch. He snuffed out both Takudzwanashe Kaitano and Innocent Kaia in similar fashion as they nicked behind to leave the hosts in a spot of bother.

Tadiwanashe Marumani took his time after deploying a couple of sweeps - both conventional and the reverse. He was looking good but the asking rate caught up with the hosts as a couple more wickets fell, leaving them in dire straits.

That's when Regis Chakabva launched a counter-attack, allowing Sikandar Raza, the hero of the last game, to bide his time. The latter too, would switch gears as a solid partnership took centerstage, restoring a semblance of assurance.

And then came the moment - Raza was short of his crease, only for Mehidy Hasan to dislodge the bails off his left hand with the ball in the other. That gave the veteran a lifeline that he grabbed with both hands and there was simply no looking back thereon. Both Raza and Chakabva calculated the chase brilliantly and raced along to their respective tons. It was a partnership for the ages - the best for any wicket for Zimbabwe - and the manner in which they went about their work left the visitors hapless and clueless.

The pressure clearly told on them too as they messed up on the field with a number of mishaps. So much so, that Chakabva's wicket was all but a bonus with debutant Tony Munyonga clobbering the ball around the park to seal the deal for his side after a slowish beginning. With the experienced Raza at the other end, the debutant left a lasting impression on this contest himself. Stick around for the presentations...

These are scenes for the ages! A jampacked crowd at the Harare Sports Club and the home side has given them loads to cheer about. What a moment in Zimbabwean cricket! Zimbabwe win by 5 wickets with 15 deliveries to spare and go 2-0 up in the series!

48.0

47.3 Afif Hossain to Tony Munyonga, FOUR! FINISHES IT IN STYLE DOES THE DEBUTANT! Full on middle and leg and he sits on one knee to deploy and aerial sweep behind square to pick all the vacant real estate at his disposal to pick out the fence. What a debut to remember and look at Sikandar Raza let out a huge roar. He's on his knees as he looks up to the heavens! Zimbabwe beat Bangladesh by 5 wickets and take the series 2-0 with a game to spare!

47.2 Afif Hossain to Sikandar Raza, full on the pads, swept fine to short 45 for a lone run.