- Taylor and Ervine take the podium ahead of Evans’ four and claim a stunning victory. A stand of 150 between two fourth-wicket veterans prepares Zimbabwe for the start of the three series. The three that matter: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah, all smiling after dismissing Pat Cummins. The three that matter: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah, all smiling after dismissing Pat Cummins. India vs Australia, World Cup, Chennai, October 8, 2023 Zimbabwe took full advantage of the all-round team performance to claim a 99-run win over Bangladesh in the opening match of the tri-series in Abu Dhabi.
- Craig Ervine and Brendan Taylor, both in their 40s, rescued Zimbabwe from a difficult situation and gave them the platform for a total of 271 for 8.
- Then it was the fast bowling attack that wreaked havoc on the Bangladesh batting line-up.
Taylor and Ervine take the podium ahead of Evans’ four and claim a stunning victory. A stand of 150 between two fourth-wicket veterans prepares Zimbabwe for the start of the three series. The three that matter: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah, all smiling after dismissing Pat Cummins. The three that matter: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah, all smiling after dismissing Pat Cummins. India vs Australia, World Cup, Chennai, October 8, 2023 Zimbabwe took full advantage of the all-round team performance to claim a 99-run win over Bangladesh in the opening match of the tri-series in Abu Dhabi.
Craig Ervine and Brendan Taylor, both in their 40s, rescued Zimbabwe from a difficult situation and gave them the platform for a total of 271 for 8. Then it was the fast bowling attack that wreaked havoc on the Bangladesh batting line-up. Brad Evans took four wickets while newman Nyamhuri and Blessing Muzarabani picked up one each; Spinners Wellington Masakadza and Sikandar Raza took two wickets each.
Victory was Raza’s first as ODI ctain. But it was Raza’s fellow 40s club members – Ervine and Taylor – who made the big difference. The Zimbabwe innings was indebted to the experienced duo after they added 150 runs for the fourth wicket.
This came after Zimbabwe slipped to 24 for 3 in the seventh over. Taskin Ahmed removed Zimbabwe’s top three in a masterclass of a new-ball spell. He gave Brian Bennett a working over for the first five balls of the match before removing him with the sixth delivery.
Taskin had Ben Curran with a similar delivery but that went the other way to the left-handed opener, before debutant Tafadzwa Tsiga skied a top-edged pull. Ervine and Taylor rather than panicking, found regular boundaries as they looked to rebuild the Zimbabwe innings. They attacked the Bangladesh pacers with an initial string of boundaries, before employing the sweep to good effect against the spinners.
Ervine in particular struck with the reverse-sweep numerous times. Taylor reached his first ODI half-century in six years, having last scored one against Pakistan in 2020. He had already crossed Andy Flower’s record of most runs in the format for Zimbabwe .
He fell the ball after they completed 150 runs for the fourth wicket, as he miscued a reverse sweep off Saif Hassan. He added a second wicket when Raza fumbled with a sweep, to be caught down the leg side by wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan. Wessley Madhevere and Ervine struck seven fours in quick succession before both fell in a short burst too.
Ervine was caught behind seven short of a century and Zimbabwe’s wheels started to come off until Nyamhuri and Masakadza blasted 37 runs for the unbroken eighth wicket. Tanzid Hasan gave Bangladesh a superb start, hammering nine fours and a six in his 46 off 38 balls. He was brilliant square of the wicket as usual, cutting and square-driving as he pleased, while bringing out his favorite flicks and pulls too.
Bangladesh though lost Soumya Sarkar in the seventh over when he edged Muzarabani to second slip where Bennett took a fine catch. Tanzid had a life when he was on 46, as Muzarabani misjudged a catch at deep third. Next ball though, Tanzid guided the ball into substitute fielder Ryan Burl’s l.
One ball later, Brad Evans burst one through Najmul Hossain Shanto’s defenses, as Bangladesh slipped to 68 for 3 in the tenth over. When Raza removed his opposite number Towhid Hridoy in the 17th over, Zimbabwe took control of the game. Raza trped Hridoy lbw for 13 with a delivery that drifted back into the batter’s back leg.
Mosaddek Hossain fell lbw to Wellington Masakadza, who used the left-arm orthadox’s angle superbly with a delivery that held its line after angling in to the right-hander. Masakadza added a second when he had Saif caught behind for 26, before Evans had a double-wicket over when he was brought back into the attack. Interestingly, Raza was about to bowl the 28th over before changing his mind at the last minute.
Evans removed both Nurul and Shoriful Islam with the short ball, with both batters holing out in the deep. Raza picked up his 100th wicket in ODIs when Rishad Hossain holed out at long-on. Rishad struck four boundaries in a Nyamhuri over, as he made 23 off 33 balls.
Evans ended things with Mustafizur Rahman’s caught and bowled, immediately after which he offered the Bangladesh No. Craig Ervine acknowledges his half-century, Zimbabwe vs Australia, 1st ODI, Harare, September 15, 2026 Oh, prolonged peal for a caught behind I think and the umpire took an eternity before raising the dreaded finger! Another peach of a delivery; landed a touch short and got it to swerve back towards middle, cut him in half as he kept searching for the moving ball and played down the wrong line, it was a vociferous peal and Bennett has gone for the review in the dying moments of the DRS timer.
There’s nothing on the ultra-edge. It’s just clipping the top of left thigh pad and we’ll check for the lbw now. Pitching outside off, wickets umpire’s call and just brushing the top of middle-stump.
LBW by the barest of the margins and Bennett yelps in dispointment. Exceonal first over; set him up beautifully for this nip-backer Pleading for an lbw and given! Taskin is on cloud nine!
They all went pealing in unison and Curran wants another look at it. Over the wicket, length and it snaked back into his pads, just hit him above the knee roll on his left leg, no bat involved as Bangladesh fans watch in earnest, landing in line, impact in line and hitting middle-stump so the original decision stands. Bangladesh pacers have been too hot to handle, no let-offs Dug in short, extra effort behind the delivery as he bends his back, and keeps it on an irksome off-stump line, he tries to get a move on and attempts to crunch a pull towards midwicket and long-on and the ball got big on him, he gets a top-edge that has been taken by Nurul, easy catch and a needless wicket; they needed control and a partnership, not a wise shot in the circumstances, Taskin gets his third; he has been on fire Change of bowling, seventh bowler breaks the mammoth partnership.
Pushes it full into the wickets, he goes for a reverse sweep and is unable to keep the ball down, finds the man at point and Saif loved every bit of it, richly deserved a hundred but its hpy return to form for him Steamrollering in, hits a full-length and gets a nibble in the corridor, rushes stroke, just throws his bat at it and gets a clear outside edge that has been gobbled cleanly by the keeper, no need to double-check, and this is a massive breakthrough, set batter departs, just like Taylor, he also deserved a hundred, will be dispointed miss out on the millstone, but a fantastic innings nevertheless! Gets a huge round of plause from the fans Over the wicket, full and shing in at middle and leg, goes down for a sweep and has not got all of it, he goes for a sweep and has got a faint tickle to the keeper who takes a staggering sharp catch and Saif picks his second, catch taken on the second attempt as it deflected off the gloves. Huge wicket as he can be a punisher at the death.
Good passage of play for Bangladesh courtesy of Saif who has picked his second in a short span of time. Off the glove and then goes to hit back of the bat and then keeper takes it after a few attempts Rishad picks up his first, crucial breakthrough! Bowls full and dipping at him at middle, plants his front leg and sweeps it in the air and finds the only fielder stationed at deep square, has to go after a fine start, admonishes himself Gets a vital breakthrough!
Short of a length and gets a hint of wobble outside off, threw his hands at it and got a feather edge to the keeper. Magnificent bowling at death similar to how they started with the new ball; effectively pulling things back as pacers make the ball talk Oh, prolonged peal for a caught behind I think and the umpire took an eternity before raising the dreaded finger! Another peach of a delivery; landed a touch short and got it to swerve back towards middle, cut him in half as he kept searching for the moving ball and played down the wrong line, it was a vociferous peal and Bennett has gone for the review in the dying moments of the DRS timer.
There’s nothing on the ultra-edge. It’s just clipping the top of left thigh pad and we’ll check for the lbw now. Pitching outside off, wickets umpire’s call and just brushing the top of middle-stump.
LBW by the barest of the margins and Bennett yelps in dispointment. Exceonal first over; set him up beautifully for this nip-backer Pleading for an lbw and given! Taskin is on cloud nine!
They all went pealing in unison and Curran wants another look at it. Over the wicket, length and it snaked back into his pads, just hit him above the knee roll on his left leg, no bat involved as Bangladesh fans watch in earnest, landing in line, impact in line and hitting middle-stump so the original decision stands. Bangladesh pacers have been too hot to handle, no let-offs Dug in short, extra effort behind the delivery as he bends his back, and keeps it on an irksome off-stump line, he tries to get a move on and attempts to crunch a pull towards midwicket and long-on and the ball got big on him, he gets a top-edge that has been taken by Nurul, easy catch and a needless wicket; they needed control and a partnership, not a wise shot in the circumstances, Taskin gets his third; he has been on fire Steamrollering in, hits a full-length and gets a nibble in the corridor, rushes stroke, just throws his bat at it and gets a clear outside edge that has been gobbled cleanly by the keeper, no need to double-check, and this is a massive breakthrough, set batter departs, just like Taylor, he also deserved a hundred, will be dispointed miss out on the millstone, but a fantastic innings nevertheless!
Gets a huge round of plause from the fans Gets a vital breakthrough! Short of a length and gets a hint of wobble outside off, threw his hands at it and got a feather edge to the keeper. Magnificent bowling at death similar to how they started with the new ball; effectively pulling things back as pacers make the ball talk Rishad picks up his first, crucial breakthrough!
Bowls full and dipping at him at middle, plants his front leg and sweeps it in the air and finds the only fielder stationed at deep square, has to go after a fine start, admonishes himself Change of bowling, seventh bowler breaks the mammoth partnership. Pushes it full into the wickets, he goes for a reverse sweep and is unable to keep the ball down, finds the man at point and Saif loved every bit of it, richly deserved a hundred but its hpy return to form for him Over the wicket, full and shing in at middle and leg, goes down for a sweep and has not got all of it, he goes for a sweep and has got a faint tickle to the keeper who takes a staggering sharp catch and Saif picks his second, catch taken on the second attempt as it deflected off the gloves. Huge wicket as he can be a punisher at the death.
Good passage of play for Bangladesh courtesy of Saif who has picked his second in a short span of time. Off the glove and then goes to hit back of the bat and then keeper takes it after a few attempts Oh, prolonged peal for a caught behind I think and the umpire took an eternity before raising the dreaded finger! Another peach of a delivery; landed a touch short and got it to swerve back towards middle, cut him in half as he kept searching for the moving ball and played down the wrong line, it was a vociferous peal and Bennett has gone for the review in the dying moments of the DRS timer.
There’s nothing on the ultra-edge. It’s just clipping the top of left thigh pad and we’ll check for the lbw now. Pitching outside off, wickets umpire’s call and just brushing the top of middle-stump.
LBW by the barest of the margins and Bennett yelps in dispointment. Exceonal first over; set him up beautifully for this nip-backer Pleading for an lbw and given! Taskin is on cloud nine!
They all went pealing in unison and Curran wants another look at it. Over the wicket, length and it snaked back into his pads, just hit him above the knee roll on his left leg, no bat involved as Bangladesh fans watch in earnest, landing in line, impact in line and hitting middle-stump so the original decision stands. Bangladesh pacers have been too hot to handle, no let-offs Dug in short, extra effort behind the delivery as he bends his back, and keeps it on an irksome off-stump line, he tries to get a move on and attempts to crunch a pull towards midwicket and long-on and the ball got big on him, he gets a top-edge that has been taken by Nurul, easy catch and a needless wicket; they needed control and a partnership, not a wise shot in the circumstances, Taskin gets his third; he has been on fire Change of bowling, seventh bowler breaks the mammoth partnership.
Pushes it full into the wickets, he goes for a reverse sweep and is unable to keep the ball down, finds the man at point and Saif loved every bit of it, richly deserved a hundred but its hpy return to form for him Over the wicket, full and shing in at middle and leg, goes down for a sweep and has not got all of it, he goes for a sweep and has got a faint tickle to the keeper who takes a staggering sharp catch and Saif picks his second, catch taken on the second attempt as it deflected off the gloves. Huge wicket as he can be a punisher at the death. Good passage of play for Bangladesh courtesy of Saif who has picked his second in a short span of time.
Off the glove and then goes to hit back of the bat and then keeper takes it after a few attempts Rishad picks up his first, crucial breakthrough! Bowls full and dipping at him at middle, plants his front leg and sweeps it in the air and finds the only fielder stationed at deep square, has to go after a fine start, admonishes himself Steamrollering in, hits a full-length and gets a nibble in the corridor, rushes stroke, just throws his bat at it and gets a clear outside edge that has been gobbled cleanly by the keeper, no need to double-check, and this is a massive breakthrough, set batter departs, just like Taylor, he also deserved a hundred, will be dispointed miss out on the millstone, but a fantastic innings nevertheless! Gets a huge round of plause from the fans Gets a vital breakthrough!
Short of a length and gets a hint of wobble outside off, threw his hands at it and got a feather edge to the keeper. Magnificent bowling at death similar to how they started with the new ball; effectively pulling things back as pacers make the ball talk Slashes it straight to Burl this time! Nyamhuri erupts with a massive scream; he gets the deserved wicket!
Shortish length ball outside off, throws the kitchen sink at it and flays this one to the backward point ring fielder. The substitute fielder Ryan Burl dives forward and gobbles it up. Edged and taken at slip, Soumya’s struggle comes to an end!
That sharp extra bounce off the pitch does the trick. Short of a good length ball on the off stump line, tries to fend it down but fails to get inside the line of the ball, kisses the outside part of the bat and edges it to the slip cordon. Bennett dives full stretched to his right side and pouches it, a sharp catch taken!
That’s super close and the finger goes up straightaway! Zimbabwe players are on top of the world now! A touch fuller on the off stump and shes inwards just enough to deceive the batter who played the front foot straight drive, clear g between the bat-pad and clipped the side of the front pad.
Shanto still sends it upstairs to have another look; I don’t know why he actually reviewed it unless he was dead sure the bat was involved here. That’s plumb, hitting middle-off and Shanto departs, burning a review with him too. The set batter bites the dust now!
Hung up in the air outside off with a hint of turn, reacts late yet again, this time off the front foot and gets beaten by the spin and flight. Saif tickles it off the outside part of the bat and Taylor does the rest behind the stumps. It’s all going downhill for the men in green and red.
Raza is convinced, but the umpire shakes his head! Back of a length ball spins back in at the stumps, shuffles across and plays a nothing shot in the end off, standing inside the crease. Looks like height is the issue to me.
Raza opts to review the decision straightaway. Hridoy missed the ball completely and struck the inner thigh pad. My oh my, all three reds and striking the leg stump!
Massive moment for Zimbabwe and Raza is pumped up! Done him with the arm ball! Shuffles across too early and gets cramped for space, length ball non-turner on the stumps.
Tries to glance it across the line and misses the length, thuds the thigh pad. The umpire is convinced and Mosaddek challenges the decision. No bat is involved.
Ball tracking coming up. Pitching outside off, impact in line and wickets hitting, striking the middle-leg stump. Mosaddek is already on his way back to the dugout, didn’t even wait for the replay to finish on the big screen.
Poor outing for Bangladesh here with the bat, they have wasted all of their reviews too. Catching practice for the sweeper fielder there! Starts with over with a bouncer delivery which Nurul went after with the swivel pull shot, plays it half-heartedly and picks out the sweeper fielder near the ropes at deep square leg.
Poor stroke, considering the situation and context of the game. 100th ODI wicket for Sikandar Raza! He lets himself loose by placing both hands in the air, closes his eyes with a soothing, peaceful expression, and whispers quietly while looking up at the night sky.
Floated a fuller length delivery and Rishad goes for a massive heave across the line, mistiming the slog and picking out the long on fielder for a regulation catch. Bouncer ball hits the deck hard angling in, forces the batter to heave it away and Shoriful accepts the bait with the full swing of the bat. The tailender batter failed to generate any significant power or elevation, guiding it straight to the sweeper fielder at deep midwicket, who had to step in a few yards to complete the catch.
A poetic end to the innings – the cutter master falls to a cutter! Such majestic scenes are an absolute treat to watch and so rare in today’s cricket world. Zimbabwe have completely outclassed and outperformed Bangladesh across all three departments.
Evans bowls a slower fuller delivery angling in and Fizz closes the face of the bat too early, merely poking it softly back for a simple catch gratefully snped up by the bowler. Handshakes and smiles all around for Zimbabwe. Edged and taken at slip, Soumya’s struggle comes to an end!
That sharp extra bounce off the pitch does the trick. Short of a good length ball on the off stump line, tries to fend it down but fails to get inside the line of the ball, kisses the outside part of the bat and edges it to the slip cordon. Bennett dives full stretched to his right side and pouches it, a sharp catch taken!
That’s super close and the finger goes up straightaway! Zimbabwe players are on top of the world now! A touch fuller on the off stump and shes inwards just enough to deceive the batter who played the front foot straight drive, clear g between the bat-pad and clipped the side of the front pad.
Shanto still sends it upstairs to have another look; I don’t know why he actually reviewed it unless he was dead sure the bat was involved here. That’s plumb, hitting middle-off and Shanto departs, burning a review with him too. Catching practice for the sweeper fielder there!
Starts with over with a bouncer delivery which Nurul went after with the swivel pull shot, plays it half-heartedly and picks out the sweeper fielder near the ropes at deep square leg. Poor stroke, considering the situation and context of the game. Bouncer ball hits the deck hard angling in, forces the batter to heave it away and Shoriful accepts the bait with the full swing of the bat.
The tailender batter failed to generate any significant power or elevation, guiding it straight to the sweeper fielder at deep midwicket, who had to step in a few yards to complete the catch. A poetic end to the innings – the cutter master falls to a cutter! Such majestic scenes are an absolute treat to watch and so rare in today’s cricket world.
Zimbabwe have completely outclassed and outperformed Bangladesh across all three departments. Evans bowls a slower fuller delivery angling in and Fizz closes the face of the bat too early, merely poking it softly back for a simple catch gratefully snped up by the bowler. Handshakes and smiles all around for Zimbabwe.
Slashes it straight to Burl this time! Nyamhuri erupts with a massive scream; he gets the deserved wicket! Shortish length ball outside off, throws the kitchen sink at it and flays this one to the backward point ring fielder.
The substitute fielder Ryan Burl dives forward and gobbles it up. Raza is convinced, but the umpire shakes his head! Back of a length ball spins back in at the stumps, shuffles across and plays a nothing shot in the end off, standing inside the crease.
Looks like height is the issue to me. Raza opts to review the decision straightaway. Hridoy missed the ball completely and struck the inner thigh pad.
My oh my, all three reds and striking the leg stump! Massive moment for Zimbabwe and Raza is pumped up! 100th ODI wicket for Sikandar Raza!
He lets himself loose by placing both hands in the air, closes his eyes with a soothing, peaceful expression, and whispers quietly while looking up at the night sky. Floated a fuller length delivery and Rishad goes for a massive heave across the line, mistiming the slog and picking out the long on fielder for a regulation catch. Done him with the arm ball!
Shuffles across too early and gets cramped for space, length ball non-turner on the stumps. Tries to glance it across the line and misses the length, thuds the thigh pad. The umpire is convinced and Mosaddek challenges the decision.
No bat is involved. Ball tracking coming up. Pitching outside off, impact in line and wickets hitting, striking the middle-leg stump.
Mosaddek is already on his way back to the dugout, didn’t even wait for the replay to finish on the big screen. Poor outing for Bangladesh here with the bat, they have wasted all of their reviews too. The set batter bites the dust now!
Hung up in the air outside off with a hint of turn, reacts late yet again, this time off the front foot and gets beaten by the spin and flight. Saif tickles it off the outside part of the bat and Taylor does the rest behind the stumps. It’s all going downhill for the men in green and red.
Edged and taken at slip, Soumya’s struggle comes to an end! That sharp extra bounce off the pitch does the trick. Short of a good length ball on the off stump line, tries to fend it down but fails to get inside the line of the ball, kisses the outside part of the bat and edges it to the slip cordon.
Bennett dives full stretched to his right side and pouches it, a sharp catch taken! Slashes it straight to Burl this time! Nyamhuri erupts with a massive scream; he gets the deserved wicket!
Shortish length ball outside off, throws the kitchen sink at it and flays this one to the backward point ring fielder. The substitute fielder Ryan Burl dives forward and gobbles it up. That’s super close and the finger goes up straightaway!
Zimbabwe players are on top of the world now! A touch fuller on the off stump and shes inwards just enough to deceive the batter who played the front foot straight drive, clear g between the bat-pad and clipped the side of the front pad. Shanto still sends it upstairs to have another look; I don’t know why he actually reviewed it unless he was dead sure the bat was involved here.
That’s plumb, hitting middle-off and Shanto departs, burning a review with him too. Raza is convinced, but the umpire shakes his head! Back of a length ball spins back in at the stumps, shuffles across and plays a nothing shot in the end off, standing inside the crease.
Looks like height is the issue to me. Raza opts to review the decision straightaway. Hridoy missed the ball completely and struck the inner thigh pad.
My oh my, all three reds and striking the leg stump! Massive moment for Zimbabwe and Raza is pumped up! Done him with the arm ball!
Shuffles across too early and gets cramped for space, length ball non-turner on the stumps. Tries to glance it across the line and misses the length, thuds the thigh pad. The umpire is convinced and Mosaddek challenges the decision.
No bat is involved. Ball tracking coming up. Pitching outside off, impact in line and wickets hitting, striking the middle-leg stump.
Mosaddek is already on his way back to the dugout, didn’t even wait for the replay to finish on the big screen. Poor outing for Bangladesh here with the bat, they have wasted all of their reviews too. The set batter bites the dust now!
Hung up in the air outside off with a hint of turn, reacts late yet again, this time off the front foot and gets beaten by the spin and flight. Saif tickles it off the outside part of the bat and Taylor does the rest behind the stumps. It’s all going downhill for the men in green and red.
Catching practice for the sweeper fielder there! Starts with over with a bouncer delivery which Nurul went after with the swivel pull shot, plays it half-heartedly and picks out the sweeper fielder near the ropes at deep square leg. Poor stroke, considering the situation and context of the game.
Bouncer ball hits the deck hard angling in, forces the batter to heave it away and Shoriful accepts the bait with the full swing of the bat. The tailender batter failed to generate any significant power or elevation, guiding it straight to the sweeper fielder at deep midwicket, who had to step in a few yards to complete the catch. 100th ODI wicket for Sikandar Raza!
He lets himself loose by placing both hands in the air, closes his eyes with a soothing, peaceful expression, and whispers quietly while looking up at the night sky. Floated a fuller length delivery and Rishad goes for a massive heave across the line, mistiming the slog and picking out the long on fielder for a regulation catch. A poetic end to the innings – the cutter master falls to a cutter!
Such majestic scenes are an absolute treat to watch and so rare in today’s cricket world. Zimbabwe have completely outclassed and outperformed Bangladesh across all three departments. Evans bowls a slower fuller delivery angling in and Fizz closes the face of the bat too early, merely poking it softly back for a simple catch gratefully snped up by the bowler.
Handshakes and smiles all around for Zimbabwe. ODI tri-series – Zim vs Ban – Zimbabwe ctain Sikandar Raza Raza hails ‘unity and culture of the team’ We fought well, we understood the conditions well, we adt well, and I think that’s the reason why we won the game” Sikandar Raza and Brendan Taylor celebrate a wicket, Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, 1st ODI, Rawalpindi, October 30, 2020 Craig Ervine acknowledges his half-century, Zimbabwe vs Australia, 1st ODI, Harare, September 15, 2026 Bangladesh news – Hip injury rules Litton Das out of UAE tri-series, Mehidy Hasan Miraz down with a fever Mehidy Hasan Miraz also missed Bangladesh’s first game of the tri-series, against Zimbabwe, because of a fever Litton Das’ half-century boosted Bangladesh, Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, 2nd T20I, Dambulla, July 13, 2025 Bangladesh are also without Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who has been down with fever, while Zimbabwe handed debut to Tafadzwa Tsiga Craig Ervine acknowledges his half-century, Zimbabwe vs Australia, 1st ODI, Harare, September 15, 2026 UAE ODI Tri-Series 2026/27, BAN vs ZIM 1st Match Match Report, October 17, 2026 – Taylor, Ervine lay platform before Evans four-for secures thumping win UAE ODI Tri-Series 2026/27, Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe Match Report: Stand of 150 between veteran fourth-wicket pair sets up Zimbabwe in tri-series opener
