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

3rd ODI • Harare

BAN

256/9 (50)

ZIM

151 (32.2)

BAN won by 105 runs

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Player of the Match Afif Hossain

85(81)

BAN s

ZIM s

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Bangladesh s

256/9 (50)

Batters

Tamim Iqbal

63.33

runout (R Ngarava / W Madhevere)

Anamul Haque Bijoy

107.04

c C Madande b LM Jongwe

Najmul Hossain Shanto

0.00

c W Madhevere b B Evans

Mushfiqur Rahim

0.00

c R Ngarava b B Evans

Mahmudullah

(C)

56.52

b R Ngarava

Afif Hossain

104.94

Not out

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

58.33

lbw b S Raza

Taijul Islam

38.46

runout (T Marumani)

Hasan Mahmud

0.00

c C Madande b LM Jongwe

Mustafizur Rahman

0.00

runout (R Ngarava / C Madande)

Ebadot Hossain

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 4, NB: 1, W: 12)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.12)

256/9

Bowlers

EXT

5.10

4.00

6.63

4.20

6.33

4.00

4.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Tamim Iqbal

runout (R Ngarava / W Madhevere)

1-41

8.3

Najmul Hossain Shanto

c W Madhevere b B Evans

2-47

9.1

Mushfiqur Rahim

c R Ngarava b B Evans

3-47

9.4

Anamul Haque Bijoy

c C Madande b LM Jongwe

4-124

24.4

Mahmudullah

b R Ngarava

5-173

34.1

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

lbw b S Raza

6-206

41.6

Taijul Islam

runout (T Marumani)

7-220

45.5

Hasan Mahmud

c C Madande b LM Jongwe

8-236

47.3

Mustafizur Rahman

runout (R Ngarava / C Madande)

9-241

48.3

Zimbabwe s

151/10 (32.2)

Batters

Takudzwanashe Kaitano

0.00

lbw b H Mahmud

Tadiwanashe Marumani

25.00

b MH Miraz

Innocent Kaia

45.45

lbw b T Islam

Wesley Madhevere

10.00

c MH Miraz b EH Chowdhury

Sikandar Raza

(C)

0.00

b EH Chowdhury

Clive Madande

53.33

c M Rahim b M Rahman

Tony Munyonga

72.22

st M Rahim b T Islam

Luke Jongwe

60.00

c AH Bijoy b M Rahman

Brad Evans

22.22

c MH Miraz b M Rahman

Richard Ngarava

125.93

Not out

Victor Nyauchi *

83.87

b M Rahman

Extras

(B: 4, LB: 4, NB: 3, W: 14)

TOTAL

(32.2 Ov, RR: 4.67)

151/10

Bowlers

EXT

4.80

8.00

4.75

3.78

5.2

3.19

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Takudzwanashe Kaitano

lbw b H Mahmud

1-5

0.5

Tadiwanashe Marumani

b MH Miraz

2-7

1.6

Wesley Madhevere

c MH Miraz b EH Chowdhury

3-18

5.3

Sikandar Raza

b EH Chowdhury

4-18

5.4

Innocent Kaia

lbw b T Islam

5-31

8.2

Tony Munyonga

st M Rahim b T Islam

6-49

13.2

Luke Jongwe

c AH Bijoy b M Rahman

7-77

20.5

Clive Madande

c M Rahim b M Rahman

8-83

22.3

Brad Evans

c MH Miraz b M Rahman

9-83

22.6

Victor Nyauchi

b M Rahman

10-151

32.2

Match Info

Date & Time

10 Aug, 12:45 PM IST

Venue

Harare Sports Club

Match

3rd ODI,

Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh 2022

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Umpires

Christopher Phiri (Zimbabwe) , Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe) , Forster Mutizwa (Zimbabwe, TV)

Referee

Andy Pycroft (Zimbabwe)

Pitch Report

Fast-Bowlers friendly wicket with some help available for the batters

Toss

Zimbabwe elected to bowl

0 4 1wd 1 4 0 0

Over 30

Runs: 10

4 1 0 0 0 0

Over 31

Runs: 5

1 4 1 0 1 0

Over 32

Runs: 7

0 W

Over 33

Runs: 0

All Overs

Player of the Match Afif Hossain

85(81)

Commentary

And that concludes a fascinating tour. Zimbabwe take both the T20I and ODI honors and have made a statement of some kind. It's been a pleasure bringing the coverage of this tour to you and we can't thank you enough for tuning into the same. Of course, keep yourselves updated with plenty more cricketing news and action from around the globe right here on Sportskeeda, including the start of New Zealand's white ball tour of the West Indies later today. For now though, on behalf of my good friend and co-commentator Pradeep Somashekar, this is Sooryanarayanan Sesha taking your leave. Good night, take care and see you around!

Regis Chakabva receives the series trophy and Sikandar Raza, the captain for the day, joins him in receiving it. The rest of the team, as well as the coaching staff, join the duo and it's a visibly happy camp alright. They break into a huge cheer and they've totally earned this victory. Their first against Bangladesh since 2013 and lest we forget, it's a Bangladesh side that has triumped in South Africa and the West Indies this year. A massive achievement for the hosts and it's just the kind of momentum they would have wanted with a big series against India coming up next week. As for Bangladesh, it's back to the drawing board despite a consolation victory today. They have areas to work on and they must sort them out soon enough.

Regis Chakabva (Zimbabwe's Captain for the series): (On his injury) I'm okay. (On the series win) Very important. We came into the series with a goal in mind to obviously win the series, play some good positive cricket. We had some good partnerships with the bat. We're again trying to work on a few things with the ball and we're really happy it all came together. We've always been talking about having a good attitude and coming into the match with a positive mentality. It's really good to come out of the Qualifiers onto the T20s with the same positivity. We do have a few injuries and niggles around the camp. We certainly hope the boys will come around nicely.

Tamim Iqbal (Captain, Bangladesh): Not really, at one point, I felt we were struggling, the wicket was good and the way Afif batting was pleasing to see, whenever he was on strike, he never looked like that, timing the ball really well. When you have lost games scoring 300 and 290, 250 looked like 200, I really thought the game would be over in under 35 overs but we thought, let's try and attack more and luckily we got those early five wickets, it became a little easy for us. (About Ebadot) Was a bit surprised, he's not part of the ODI mix, luckily he was available for the last game and he delivers it.

No surprises as far as Man of the series is concerned, it's Sikandar Raza from Zimbabwe!

Here's what he has to say: It would have been nice to win the game again for the team. Thank God for another opportunity, for life and health and hopefully I keep doing well. A lot of the work has been done in the nets. I keep my emotions in check, I look at the opposition and prepare accordingly. It's certainly not been easy missing some of the big guns in the changing room but seeing how some of the youngsters have performed - Innocent Kaia's hundred in the first game was one of the best hundreds I've seen from a guy playing just his fourth game. Richard Ngarava returning from injury and bowling well, Luke Jongwe...Tony Munyonga...it's been very pleasing. Big thank you to everyone who turned up today. It wouldn't have been possible without your support.

Afif Hossain has been adjudged the Player of the Match for his blistering knock that set the tone for this win for Bangladesh!

Afif Hossain: It's always nice to be on the winning side. We played really well, we need to improve on the bowling. Looking forward to the Asia Cup, hope we get some rest and come back and do well in the series.

Bangladesh 256/9 (50) beat Zimbabwe 151 (32.2) by 105 runs.
Afif Hossain 85 (81) | Luke Jongwe 2/38 (6)
Richard Ngarava 34* (27) | Mustafizur Rahman 4/17 (5.2)

A comprehensive victory in the end for Bangladesh as they manage to avoid a series whitewash. It sure needed wickets in a cluster and well, they scalped five of those within the first ten overs as the Zimbabweans lost the plot against Hasan Mahmud and Ebadot Hossain.

The latter's double-whammy included that of the in-form Sikandar Raza, whose defense was finally breached this series. The moment his middle and off stumps were shattered, it pretty much signaled a point of no return for the hosts and that's exactly how things transpired.

One after another, wickets fell like ninepins as the Domino Effect took centerstage. Each of the Bangladeshi bowlers got in amongst the wickets and despite being held back for a good part of the essay, Mustafizur Rahman got in on the act as well, leaving Zimbabwe with the possible ignominy of being skittled out under 100.

That's when the frustration began for the visitors though as the last-wicket pair of Richard Ngarava and Victor Nyauchi took centerstage. Throwing caution to the wind, the duo tore into any and every bowler in their path with absolutely nothing to lose. They racked up a 50-run stand off just 40 deliveries and even took the total past 150, leaving the visitors scratching their heads.

A bizarre no ball call for which nobody knows the reason, a dropped catch and a caught behind appeal that didn't go the bowler's way ensued. In the end though, it was the Fizz who castled Nyauchi to ensure that the counter-attack was brought to a screeching halt, sealing a massive victory nonetheless for Bangladesh. Such was the impact of their early strikes that victory was never beyond doubt for the visitors. Stay tuned for the presentation...

Finally indeed! And this is what makes you wonder why the Fizz was kept out of the attack for a good part of this stand. It's all over now though as Bangladesh seal a consolation 105-run win. Zimbabwe take the series 2-1!

32.2 Mustafizur Rahman to Victor Nyauchi, OUT! FINALLY, FINALLY, CLEANED HIM UP! Slightly frustrating end to the game for Bangladesh but they'll take it as they thump Zimbabwe to finish the tour with a win here. Change of pace doing the trick, length on the stumps, Nyauchi exposes all his stumps to hoick and misses, through to make a mess of it.

32.1 Mustafizur Rahman to Victor Nyauchi, OH! Yorker but outside the leg-stump, Nyauchi backs away and looks to dig it out but misses, through to the keeper.