Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 106 runs in the second Test in Chattogram, drawing the two-match series 1–1.
After bowling out Zimbabwe for 227 in the first innings, Bangladesh responded with a massive 444.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz starred with a brilliant all-round performance—scoring 104 with the bat and taking 5 wickets for 32 runs in the second innings.
Shadman Islam laid the foundation for Bangladesh with a patient 120. He was supported by Anamul Haque (39), Mominul Haque (33), and Mushfiqur Rahim (40).
But it was Miraz’s century and his 96-run ninth-wicket stand with debutant Tanzim Hasan (41) that pushed Bangladesh to a commanding total.
Left-arm spinner Vincent Masekesa impressed for Zimbabwe with 5 wickets, but his effort wasn't enough to stop the hosts from taking a 217-run lead.
Zimbabwe's second innings was no better.
They crumbled to just 111 runs in 46.2 overs. Only Ben Curran showed some fight with a gritty 46.
Miraz ran through the middle order, picking up 5 wickets, while Taijul Islam added 3 more to his tally.
Zimbabwe had won the toss and opted to bat on day one but were undone by Bangladesh’s spin attack.
Taijul Islam took 6 wickets in the first innings, and Nayeem Hasan chipped in with two.
It was Bangladesh’s first win at home since 2023.
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