Today Bangladesh face the first match of the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium. Tiger captain Mashrafe bin Mortaza win the toss and decided to bat .
The batsmen did not let the captain's decision fail. Bangladesh scored a 321 runs thanks to Liton Das's century and Mohammad Mithun's fifty.
Bangladesh got off to a great start with Tamim Iqbal and Liton Das. . The duo stood at 44 for without wicket at the end of the power play.
Tamim wanted to play on Zimbabwean bowlers . Anointed Wesley Madhavere missed the ball line and Tamim returned to LBW by 24 runs. Although he had reviewed the replay, the third umpire let him out. Replay showed the ball was in the middle stump.
After returningTamim, then came Nazmul Hossain Shanto. Liton Das reach to the half-century only 45 balls.Santo miss the line of Matumbudzi's ball and returned by LBW . Even though the TV replay showed the ball was off the stump. But Tamim spoiled the reviews earlier and did not get a chance to review.
Liton, who scored a half-century off 45 balls, reached three digit off 95 balls. This is his second century. Liton scored his fist century off 47 balls against India in the final of the Asia Cup. Mushfiqur Rahim returned to the match after being caught by Wicketkeeper Mutumbodeji in the 34th over of the innings. As a result, he had to be satisfied with 26 runs off 19 balls.
Leighton left the field after retiring by hurt after scoring 126 for 105 balls. He could not continue playing due to a hamstring . After Liton, Mohammad Mithun has taken the bat with Mahmudullah Riyad .
Liton left the field after retiring by hurt after scoring 126 for 105 balls. He could not continue playing due to a hamstring . Mohammad Mithun has taken the bat with Mahmudullah Riyadh after Liton.
Mohammad Mithun's half-century (50 off 41) and Mohammad Saifuddin's stormy cameo (28 off 15) put Bangladesh in the standings on 321 runs .
Zimbabwe batsmen could not make a good start in response. Zimbabwe was in danger of losing 3 wickets before the batting power-play ended. Later, the batsmen could not bring the team out of danger. Because In 30 overs Zimbabwe's losing more 4 wickets.
Wesley Madhavere scored the highest among Zimbabwean batsmen. He score 35 runs off 44 balls.
Saifuddin kept the ball running in the windy innings. In the five-over spell, he took 2 wickets for only 6 runs. Which brings the start of brighting. Mehedi Miraj, Taizul Islam, Mostafizur Rahman made no mistake to all-out in just 152 runs .
The most comforting of these is captain Mashrafe bin Mortaza's wicket. opponent captain Chamu Chibaba is dismiss by Mashrafe in the ninth and second overs of the innings. As a result, his five-match wicket's Drought has stopped, and wickets has deposited to his name after 258 balls. After all, he take Mutumbadzi's wicket.
Earlier, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza's team lost Sri Lanka by a huge margin of 163 runs.
Spacing 163 runs - vs Sri Lanka (2018)
Spacing 160 runs - vs West Indies (2012)
Spacing 146 runs - vs. Scotland (2006)
Spacing 145 runs - vs Zimbabwe (2015)
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| Liton's his second century. |
The batsmen did not let the captain's decision fail. Bangladesh scored a 321 runs thanks to Liton Das's century and Mohammad Mithun's fifty.
Bangladesh got off to a great start with Tamim Iqbal and Liton Das. . The duo stood at 44 for without wicket at the end of the power play.
Tamim wanted to play on Zimbabwean bowlers . Anointed Wesley Madhavere missed the ball line and Tamim returned to LBW by 24 runs. Although he had reviewed the replay, the third umpire let him out. Replay showed the ball was in the middle stump.
After returningTamim, then came Nazmul Hossain Shanto. Liton Das reach to the half-century only 45 balls.Santo miss the line of Matumbudzi's ball and returned by LBW . Even though the TV replay showed the ball was off the stump. But Tamim spoiled the reviews earlier and did not get a chance to review.
Liton, who scored a half-century off 45 balls, reached three digit off 95 balls. This is his second century. Liton scored his fist century off 47 balls against India in the final of the Asia Cup. Mushfiqur Rahim returned to the match after being caught by Wicketkeeper Mutumbodeji in the 34th over of the innings. As a result, he had to be satisfied with 26 runs off 19 balls.
Leighton left the field after retiring by hurt after scoring 126 for 105 balls. He could not continue playing due to a hamstring . After Liton, Mohammad Mithun has taken the bat with Mahmudullah Riyad .
Liton left the field after retiring by hurt after scoring 126 for 105 balls. He could not continue playing due to a hamstring . Mohammad Mithun has taken the bat with Mahmudullah Riyadh after Liton.
Mohammad Mithun's half-century (50 off 41) and Mohammad Saifuddin's stormy cameo (28 off 15) put Bangladesh in the standings on 321 runs .
Zimbabwe batsmen could not make a good start in response. Zimbabwe was in danger of losing 3 wickets before the batting power-play ended. Later, the batsmen could not bring the team out of danger. Because In 30 overs Zimbabwe's losing more 4 wickets.
Wesley Madhavere scored the highest among Zimbabwean batsmen. He score 35 runs off 44 balls.
Saifuddin kept the ball running in the windy innings. In the five-over spell, he took 2 wickets for only 6 runs. Which brings the start of brighting. Mehedi Miraj, Taizul Islam, Mostafizur Rahman made no mistake to all-out in just 152 runs .
The most comforting of these is captain Mashrafe bin Mortaza's wicket. opponent captain Chamu Chibaba is dismiss by Mashrafe in the ninth and second overs of the innings. As a result, his five-match wicket's Drought has stopped, and wickets has deposited to his name after 258 balls. After all, he take Mutumbadzi's wicket.
Bangladesh won the first match of the three-match series against Zimbabwe by 165 runs.
This is the biggest victory in the history of Bangladesh.That is the biggest record win the Tigers in 34th-year ODI history.
Earlier, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza's team lost Sri Lanka by a huge margin of 163 runs.
Bangladesh's big win in ODI cricket:
Spacing 169 runs - vs Zimbabwe (2020)Spacing 163 runs - vs Sri Lanka (2018)
Spacing 160 runs - vs West Indies (2012)
Spacing 146 runs - vs. Scotland (2006)
Spacing 145 runs - vs Zimbabwe (2015)