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bangladesh vs zimbabwe, 2nd odi, chittagong

Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe, 2nd ODI, Chittagong

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Bangladesh opted to bowl first and Mohammad Saifuddin provided them their first breakthrough with the wicket of Hamilton Masakadza.
 
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Cephas Zhuwao and Taylor put on 52 runs for the second wicket, allowing for a atypical resistance by Zimbabwe in the middle overs.
 
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Brendan Taylor announced his return to form with a sublime 75 off 73 balls. He was trapped LBW by Mahmudullah but his wicket in the 38th over robbed Zimbabwe of some much-needed momentum in the end overs.
 
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Sikandar Raza hit a quick 49 off 61 balls to lift Bangladesh to 247/7 in 50 overs.
 
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Imrul Kayes and Liton Das put on 148 runs for the first wicket and set the ball rolling.
 
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Both Liton (83) and Kayes (90) fell to Sikandar Raza but the massive opening stand left Bangladesh on the brink of a series win.
 
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Fazle Mahmud recorded his second duck in two ODI games, giving Zimbabwe a small window of opportunity.
 
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Mushfiqur Rahim stepped up with 40 off 52 balls and steered Bangladesh to a 7-wicket win with 5.5 overs to spare. This was Bangladesh's 11th consecutive win over Zimbabwe.