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[Deep Dey]

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Date & Time	Match & Venue
Wednesday, 17-April-2013 to Saturday, 20-April-2013 (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 13:30 IST)	1st Test - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Harare Sports Club, Harare
Match Result : Bangladesh chose to field on winning the toss Zimbabwe 389 and 227/7d; Bangladesh 134 and 147 || Zimbabwe won by 335 runs
Thursday, 25-April-2013 to Monday, 29-April-2013 (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 13:30 IST)	2nd Test - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Harare Sports Club, Harare
Match Result : Zimbabwe chose to field on winning the toss Bangladesh 391 and 291/9d; Zimbabwe 282 and 257 || Bangladesh won by 143 runs
Friday, 03-May-2013 (09:30 local | 07:30 GMT | 13:00 IST)	1st ODI - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Match Result : Zimbabwe chose to field on winning the toss Bangladesh 269/8 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 148 (32.1 ov) || Bangladesh won by 121 runs
Sunday, 05-May-2013 (09:30 local | 07:30 GMT | 13:00 IST)	2nd ODI - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Match Result : Zimbabwe chose to field on winning the toss Bangladesh 252/9 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 253/4 (47.5 ov) || Zimbabwe won by 6 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)
Wednesday, 08-May-2013 (09:30 local | 07:30 GMT | 13:00 IST)	3rd ODI - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Match Result : Zimbabwe chose to field on winning the toss Bangladesh 247/9 (50 ov); Zimbabwe 251/3 (47.1 ov) || Zimbabwe won by 7 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)
Saturday, 11-May-2013 (13:30 local | 11:30 GMT | 17:00 IST)	1st T20I - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Match Result : Zimbabwe chose to bat on winning the toss Zimbabwe 168/5 (20/20 ov); Bangladesh 162/8 (20/20 ov) || Zimbabwe won by 6 runs
Sunday, 12-May-2013 (13:30 local | 11:30 GMT | 17:00 IST)	2nd T20I - Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Match Result : Bangladesh chose to bat on winning the toss Bangladesh 168/7 (20/20 ov); Zimbabwe 134/9 (20/20 ov) || Bangladesh won by 34 runs

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Zimbabwe Test Squad	Zimbabwe ODI Squad	Zimbabwe T20I Squad
Brendan Taylor (captain) Sikandar Raza Butt Tendai Chatara Elton Chigumbura Michael Chinouya Graeme Cremer Kyle Jarvis Timycen Maruma Hamilton Masakadza Shingirai Masakadza Keegan Meth Natsai Mshangwe Tinotenda Mutombodzi Richmond Mutumbani Ray Price Vusi Sibanda Prosper Utseya Brian Vitori Malcolm Waller Sean Williams	Brendan Taylor (Capt) Regis Chakabva (WK) Tendai Chatara Elton Chigumbura Michael Chinouya Kyle Jarvis Timycen Maruma Hamilton Masakadza Shingi Masakadza Natsai M'shangwe Tinotenda Mutombodzi Tinashe Panyangara Vusi Sibanda Sikandar Raza Prosper Utseya Brian Vitori Malcolm Waller Sean Williams	Brendan Taylor (Capt & WK) Tendai Chatara Kyle Jarvis Timycen Maruma Hamilton Masakadza Shingi Masakadza Natsai M'shangwe Tinotenda Mutombodzi Tinashe Panyangara Vusi Sibanda Sikandar Raza Prosper Utseya Brian Vitori Malcolm Waller Sean Williams

Bangladesh Test Squad	Bangladesh ODI Squad	Bangladesh T20I Squad
Mushfiqur Rahim (Capt & WK) Enamul Haque jnr Jahurul Islam Mahmudullah Mohammad Ashraful Mominul Haque Nasir Hossain Robiul Islam Rubel Hossain Sajidul Islam Shahadat Hossain Shahriar Nafees Shakib Al Hasan Sohag Gazi Tamim Iqbal Ziaur Rehman Shafiul Islam	Mushfiqur Rahim (Capt & WK) Abdur Razzak Jahurul Islam Mahmudullah Mohammad Ashraful Mominul Haque Nasir Hossain Robiul Islam Sajidul Islam Shafiul Islam Shahadat Hossain Shamsur Rahman Shakib Al Hasan Sohag Gazi Tamim Iqbal Ziaur Rahman	Mushfiqur Rahim (Capt & WK) Abdur Razzak Jahurul Islam Mahmudullah Mohammad Ashraful Mominul Haque Nasir Hossain Robiul Islam Sajidul Islam Shafiul Islam Shamsur Rahman Shakib Al Hasan Sohag Gazi Tamim Iqbal Ziaur Rahman

Stats of All Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh Series

[Nishchal]

thnx...
n der isnt anythin to hide...
its cool if u dnt wanna reveal it

[Venky]

thnx...
n der isnt anythin to hide...
its cool if u dnt wanna reveal it

as u said no need to hide it .. still i shud make it surprise na ... it isn't goin to be surprise though .... wil say soon or sv wil say

[Nishchal]

k...
i luv suprises :bitch:

[Venky]

k...
i luv suprises :bitch:

lol but u gonna be trolled when we reveal it

[Fahad]

Bangla might get trolled

[Nishchal]

bangla already trolld

[Fahad]

Xpectd a bttr prfrmnce from them

[Nishchal]

thot bangla wud win easily

[Ashu]

zimbabawe in a good position

[Deep Dey]

Zimbabwe 389 & 227/7d
Bangladesh 134 & 147 (49.2 ov)
Zimbabwe won by 335 runs

[Fardin Kibria]

lock this please

i don't need to see anyting

[Deep Dey]

Brendan taylor became the 1st Zimbabwe captain to score 100 in both innings of test match

and 3rd Zim player to score centuries in both innings of test match after Andy Flower and Grant Flower.

[Deep Dey]

lock this please

i don't need to see anyting

how will people increase posts lol

[Fardin Kibria]

In other threads

[Ashu]

Well fought bangladesh

[Deep Dey]

In other threads

enjoy +2 of taylor from this match

[Deep Dey]

In other threads

Australia played even more horrible than bangladesh

did i kept on locking threads??

[Fardin Kibria]

keep it open

[Deep Dey]

Some Serious Stats


The 335-run margin is Zimbabwe's biggest Test win in terms of runs.


Zimbabwe have won ten Tests so far, of which six have been against Bangladesh, and two each against India and Pakistan. Against Bangladesh they have a dominant 6-1 record, and have won five of six Tests at home, including all four in Harare.



Bangladesh's margin of defeat is their second-largest, in terms of runs, in Tests - against Sri Lanka in Chittagong, they'd lost by 465. This is their third defeat by 300-plus runs: they'd also lost to England by 329 runs at the same venue in 2003.

[Deep Dey]

Some Serious Stats


The last time they didn't notch up a single 50-plus score in a Test was in Bloemfontein in 2008, when they were bundled out for 153 and 159 by South Africa, and lost by an innings and 129 runs. In 21 Tests since that game and before this one in Harare, they had at least one score of more than 50.



In the first innings, Bangladesh's last eight batsmen, from No. 4 to No. 11, totalled 18 runs among them, the lowest in Bangladesh's Test history.




In the two Tests in Sri Lanka before this tour, Bangladesh's batsmen had played more than 180 overs in each match. This time, they lost 20 wickets in 103.3 overs, which works out to an average of a wicket every 31 deliveries. Zimbabwe, on the other hand, lost 17 wickets in 216.3 overs, an average of a wicket every 76 balls. In their first innings, Bangladesh lasted 325 balls, only one more than the number of balls Brendan Taylor played for his 171, while in the second innings Bangladesh didn't even last that long, getting bundled out in 49.2 overs. In the entire match Bangladesh scored 281 runs, Taylor alone had a match aggregate of 273.

[Deep Dey]

Robiul took six wickets in Zimbabwe's second innings and finished with a match haul of nine, becoming only the second seamer from Bangladesh, after Shahadat Hossain, to take nine in a match.





Their bowlers were all among wickets, but the batting star was their captain, Brendan Taylor, with innings of 171 and 102 not out. It was only the 14th instance of a captain scoring hundreds in each innings of a Test, while Taylor became the 12th captain to achieve this feat. (Ricky Ponting did it three times.) Taylor's match aggregate of 273 is the third-best by a Zimbabwean - only Andy Flower has scored more runs for them in a Test.






In his last seven Tests, since 2011, Taylor has averaged 59.50, with four hundreds in 14 innings. In ten Tests before that, he had averaged 21.10, with a highest of 78 in 20 innings.

[Nick]

Taylor rockd 1 of unlucky cricketr

[Deep Dey]

Yesterday Brendan Taylor became the 12th different Test Captain to score centuries in both innings of a test match.
It was also the 14th instance of captain scoring 100's in both innings of test match.

Ricky Ponting did it thrice.

Here is the complete list (Date indicates the starting day of the match) :

Alan Melville (SA) : 189 & 104* vs Eng at Nottingham on 7-June-1947

Donald Bradman (Aus) : 132 & 127* vs Ind at Melbourne on 1-January-1948

Bob Simpson (Aus) : 153 & 115 vs Pak at Karachi on 24-October-1964

Ian Chappel (Aus) : 145 & 121 vs Nzl at Wellington on 1-March-1974

Greg Chappel (Aus) : 123 & 109* vs WI at Brisbane on 28-November-1975

Sunil Gavaskar (Ind) : 107 & 182* vs WI at Kolkata on 29-December-1978

Alan Border (Aus) : 140 & 114* vs Nzl at Christchurch on 28-February-1986

Graham Gooch (Eng) : 333 &123* vs Ind at Lord's on 26-July-1990

Michael Vaughan (Eng) : 103 & 101* vs WI at Lord's on 22-July-2004

Ricky Ponting (Aus) : 149 & 104* vs WI at Brisbane on 3-November-2005

Inzimam ul Haq (Pak) : 109 & 100* vs Eng at Faisalabad on 20-November-2005

Ricky Ponting (Aus) : 120 & 143* vs SA at Sydney on 2-January-2006

Ricky Ponting (Aus) : 103 & 116 vs SA at Durban on 24-March-2006

Brendan Taylor (Zim) : 171 & 102* vs Ban at Harare on 17-April-2013

[Ashu]

+2 for hawks

[Deep Dey]

Player rankings for test batsman

The batting table is headed by Hashim Amla of South Africa with West Indies' Shivnarine Chanderpaul in second spot.


The biggest mover in the batting table is captain Brendan Taylor, whose 171 and 102 not out has earned him a career-best ranking of 29th.



Graeme Cremer has also broken into the top 100 for the first time in 100th position, after rising 25 places.



Bangladesh's top order batsmen Mohammad Ashraful and Jahurul Islam are the only batsman from the touring side to move up the order. Ashraful has gained four places and is now in 65th spot while Jahurul has earned 11 places and now occupies 85th position.

Bangladesh batsmen losing ground in the latest rankings include Shakib Al Hasan in 37th (down by eight places), Mushfiqur Rehman in 40th (down by three places), Nasir Hossain in 50th (down by four places), Shahriar Nafees in 69th (down by three places) and Mahmudullah in 79th (down by four places).

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