Saturday, November 22, 2014

All-Round Shakib Al Hasan Leads Bangladesh to Win the 1st ODI

Chittagong: 
Bangladeshi new ODI skipper Mashrafe Mortaza elegantly taking charge, Shakib Al Hasan hitting his 1st ODI century in four years and picking up four wickets, former ODI captain Mushfiqur Rahim dadicated a fifty and a stunning catch behind the stumps. Bangladesh wanted this combine to win an ODI after 383 days and smash their 13-game hoodoo. They protected 281 on a cover of dew, smartly so Zimbabwe fall short of 87 runs. Formal captain Shakib Al Hasan performed with bat and ball to go ahead Bangladesh to a crushing 87-run win in their opening one-day international against Zimbabwe in Chittagong on Friday.

Score Board:

Bangladesh 281/7 (50.0 ov)   Zimbabwe 194 (42.1 over) Bangladesh won by 87 runs.
Zimbabwe RR 4.60. Last 5 ovs 23/2 RR 4.60. Required RR 11.23. Bangladesh RR 5.62

Formal captain Shakib made 101 off 99 balls to guide the team to 281-7 and then grasped 4-41 as the home side released Zimbabwe for 194 in 42.1 overs to get 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Shakib Al Hasan shared 148-runs in a trace fifth wicket partnership with Mushfiqur Rahim to facilitate Bangladesh pick up from 4-70 to a aggressive score after they were putting into bat first. Shakib, who also did very well in Bangladesh's previous highest fifth-wicket stand of 119 runs, next to South Africa in Capital of Bangladesh- Dhaka in 2008, hit 10 fours.

Rahim contributed 65 off 72 balls with helping out of two fours and as many sixes.
Debutant player Sabbir Rahman afforded a late flash hitting an victorious 44 off 25 balls, which integrated three fours and three sixes.

Tinashe Panyangara obtained highest three wickets for Zimbabwe at the outlay of 66 runs.
Zimbabwe begun their chase positively and after reaching 46 runs in the first seven overs, before Shakib put a role on their innings with two wickets in his second over.Associate spinners Arafat Sunny (2-22) and Mahmudullah (2-40) and paceman Mashrafe Mortaza (2-33) provides  him ample support building regular breakthroughs.Brendan Taylor finished highest 54 runs for Zimbabwe before he turned out to be the victim of a stunning catch by Rahim off Mortaza.
Bangladeshi Tiger’s brushed off Zimbabwe 3-0 in the Test series.


The 2nd  ODI will be held at the equivalent place on Sunday.


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