ZIM vs BAN
Reflexes
- Zimbabwe won the decisive match against Bangladesh
- won the third game by 10 runs
- 2-1 in the three game series
ZIM vs BAN: Zimbabwe performed brilliantly against Bangladesh to win the decisive third T20I by 10 runs. The hosts won the first and third games to take the three-game series 2-1. In Tuesday’s match, host Zimbabwe, batting first, posted a 156-run score thanks to Ryan Burle’s half-century of innings. After this, his bowlers, especially Victor Nyuchi and Brad Evans, restricted Bangladesh to a score of 146.
Six players returned to the pavilion in 99
Talking about the match, the Bangladeshi team came out after Zimbabwe’s goal of 156 runs this time with a new starting pair. But to no avail, the visiting team lost veteran Liton Das’s wicket in the second over. Liton scored 13 runs on six balls and Nyuchi caught it by himself. Following this, Parvez Hussain Emon also returned to the arena after scoring two runs. Nyuchi also made him the victim of it. Despite two setbacks, the Bangladesh team struggled with their windows continuing to drop at frequent intervals.
Afif Hussain and Mehdi Hassan presented the challenge
At one point, the visiting team was headed for a humiliating defeat after losing six wickets with a score of 99. But Afif Hossain (39* runs on 27 balls) and Mehdi Hasan (22) together managed the innings and shared a quick partnership. 34 runs in 24 balls to get the team closer to the goal. But Nyuchi once again stunned Bangladesh’s hopes and sent Mehdi Hasan into the arena. Bangladesh needed 19 runs from the last six balls to win, but failed to do so. For Zimbabwe, Nyuchi took three and Brad Evans took two wickets.
Burl and Jongwi led the team to the big score
Earlier, he won the toss and decided to bat. Regis Chakabwa and captain Craig Irvine got off to a strong start and shared a 19-ball, 29-run partnership. However, after that, he lost successive wickets one after another. Soon the hosts lost all six of their wickets with a score of 67. But after this Ryan Burle (54) and Luke Jongwi (35) took charge of the team and shared a record partnership of 79 runs on 31 balls for the seventh wicket and pushed the score past 150.
