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Taijul takes 5 wickets for Bangladesh to trigger Zimbabwe collapse on first day of second test

  • On the first day of the second Test in Chattogram on Monday, Taijul Islam took five wickets to trigger Zimbabwe's collapse.
  • Zimbabwe started well with Sean Williams and Nick Welch putting together a strong partnership of 90 runs, but Welch was forced to retire hurt due to cramping, which triggered a batting collapse.
  • Taijul Islam and Nayeem Hasan dismantled Zimbabwe's batting, with Taijul taking wickets in quick succession, including Welch’s dismissal after his brief return.
  • Taijul finished with 5 for 60, his 16th five-wicket haul, while Williams top-scored with 67 and Welch made 54 before retiring hurt due to cramping.
  • Zimbabwe ended day one at 227 for 9, indicating Bangladesh took control and leaving Zimbabwe needing a strong bowling response to stay competitive.
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Shadman's century gives Bangladesh narrow lead in 2nd test against Zimbabwe

Opener Shadman Islam hit a century to give Bangladesh a narrow lead in the second and final test against Zimbabwe.

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Taijul takes 5 wickets for Bangladesh to trigger Zimbabwe collapse on first day of second test

Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam claimed 5-60 to put Bangladesh in control against Zimbabwe on the first day of the second test. Sean Williams and Nick Welch batted resolutely as Zimbabwe looked to be on top of Bangladesh for much of…

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ESPN Cricinfo broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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