Source :- PERTH NOW NEWS
On the first day of the following Test, left-arm spinner Taijul Islam claimed 5-60 to set Bangladesh in command of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe looked to be ahead of Bangladesh for the majority of the morning until Taijul triggered a spectacular collapse that saw the readers lose seven innings for 55 runs. Sean Williams and Nick Welch batted firmly as the visitors dominated the field for the majority of the day.
In Chattogram on Monday, Taijul’s 16th five-for of Test matches helped Zimbabwe to a score of 9-227 at trees.
Welch scored 54 for his next fifty in as many Checks, while Williams recorded a team-high 67. They scored 90 operates for the second wicket to help Zimbabwe occupy the first two games.
After their commander Craig Ervine made the decision to bird first, bowlers Brian Bennett and Ben Curran were strong against the batsmen. Before Tanzim Hasan’s dismissal of Bennett for 21 for his album wicket in the 11th over gave Bangladesh a run-in, they put on 41 works.
With the exception of Welch, who hit both Mehidy Hasan and Taijul Islam for touchdowns, Zimbabwe’s pitchers then struggled with roll. However, Taijul’s unrelentingness gave him a batsman when he turned one previous quickly to defeat Curran for 21.
Williams and Welch kept the visitors safe throughout the entire next period, putting stress on Bangladesh as the hosts aimed to prevent a set white following a three-wicket battle in the first Check.
Welch had to leave shortly after the next session because he had been cramping up in the morning, and his withdrawal caused a decline.
In two overs, Offspinner Nayeem Hasan struck twice, dismissing captain Ervine ( 5 ) and Williams.
Welch, who returned to bird after the fall of the seventh innings, was sent off in Taijul’s five-for.
Welch was able to enjoy just two balloons before being out on 54 in a pitched that featured three legs and two touchdowns.
After surviving five difficult innings, Tafadzwa Tsiga and Blessing Muzurabani were batting at trees at 18.
