Bangladesh ease to six-wicket win over Zim

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Bangladesh A 211 (Das 54, Masakadza 6-63, Mutombodzi 4-38) and 105 for 4 (Das 42) beat Zimbabwe A 206 (Chakabva 64, Sajib 9-82) and 108 (Sajib 6-50, Jubair 4-18) by six wickets

Bangladesh A won the first unofficial Test against Zimbabwe A by six wickets at the Cox’s Bazar Stadium yesterday. The home side rode on Saqlain Sajib’s record-breaking 15 wickets to win with two sessions to spare on the final day.

But they lost three wickets after starting the day on 43 for 1. Litton Das made 42 off 58 balls while Farhad Hossain and Naeem Islam were unbeaten on 16 and 15, respectively.

Apart from Sajib’s performance, legspinner Jubair Hossain’s four wickets on first-class debut was one of the positives from the lower-scoring game.