Bangladesh runs in Imrul-Soumya pair

Soumya-Imrul joint pressure is going on in Bangladesh; (Photo: Collected)

Imrul-Soumya, fifty in running, Bangladesh runs

Before losing any wickets on the scoreboard, Bangladesh lost wickets and scored fast runs by Imrul Kayes and Soumya Sarkar bat. Both are playing against touring bowlers.

In the seventh over, Kyle Jarvis's fifth ball was scored by four, and in the second over, Imrul completed fifty runs. Bangladesh has been moving towards Zimbabwe's thumping target in the face of initial pressure in batting against him and Sourav.

At the end of 10 overs Bangladesh scored 80 runs in 1 run. Imrul's form in the series, 43 runs in 30 balls and Soumya batted with 33 runs in 29 balls.

First out Liton said

Liton Das was the first to return to LBW. If Kyle Jarvis's ball is right-handed, then the umpire responds strongly to Zimbabwe's players.

Then, talking to Imrul Kayes on the other side, he reviewed the review and reviewed Litton. But the umpire decision of the field did not change. As a result, the 'Golden Duck' taste has got a lot of loft in the previous match.

At the end of the first over Bangladesh scored 1 for 1. Imrul is in the crease and the best majestic government in the eleventh match.

Zimbabwe gave Bangladesh a huge target of 287 runs

Zimbabwe were in danger of losing two wickets in three overs at the beginning of the innings. From there, Sean Williams and Brendan Taylor pulled out the team. Williams played an extraordinary innings of 129 from 143 balls that he scored. The next batsmen also joined him. As a result, tourists thrashed Bangladesh by a huge target of 287 in the third and final one-dayers of the series.

Zimbabwe made 286 runs in 50 overs in 50 overs due to Williamson's second innings hundred. 75 runs from the experienced Taylor's bat. Sikandar King 40 and Peter Moore scored 28 runs.

Spinner Nazmul Islam Apu took two wickets for Bangladesh. But he was in Khurchu. He scored 58 runs in 8 overs. Mohammad Saifuddin and Abu Haider Rony got one wicket each.

Anointed Pace All-rounder Ariful Haq has bowled only 3 overs. He got 17 runs but he could not get wickets.

Short score:

Zimbabwe: 286/5 (50 overs) (Masakadza 2, Zuvao 0, Taylor 75, Williams 129 *, Raja 40, Moore 28, Chigumbura 1 *; Roni 1/39, Saif 1/51, Ariful 0/17, Mashrafe 0 / 56, Soumitle 0/16, Nazmul 2/58, Mahmudullah 0/40)

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