ZIM vs BAN Live Cricket Score

6.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Zimbabwe strike, and it is the bowling change that does the trick! The finger goes up immediately, although Joy shakes his head in disappointment as he begins the long walk back. There is no DRS available in this series, so he has no option but to accept the decision. A superb delivery from Newman Nyamhuri. He bangs it in on a back of a length around middle, getting it to shape back with steep bounce. Joy is forced onto his toes, trying to fend it away at the last instant, but the late movement and extra lift do him in. The ball kisses the bat or perhaps his gloves and loops through to Tafadzwa Tsiga, who makes no mistake behind the stumps. Zimbabwe have their first breakthrough, and Ngarava's change of bowling pays off instantly.  6/1

12 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Brad Evans strikes in his first over. The change in length does the trick for him. After keeping it on the fuller side for most of the over, Brad pulls the length back and keeps the line just outside the off stump. Shadman presses back to deal with it, but is taken aback as the ball kicks up a bit. It leaves him with the angle to take the outside edge. It goes quickly to second slip, where Craig Ervine takes a sharp reverse cup catch around his neck. Islam was better off letting the ball go on length, but he has paid the price for hanging his bat out.  36/2

33.4 OUT! CAUGHT! A nothing shot from Mominul Haque, who looked assured of the two batters and he has paid the price. Newman Nyamhuri lets out a big roar and he is all pumped up. This is on a hard length, on off. The ramp had been a productive shot in this innings so far for Haque, but this time, he just ends up gliding it with an open bat face straight to second slip, where Craig Ervine takes a safe catch around his neck. The 77-run stand has been broken and Bangladesh are now 113/3.  113/3

36.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Out of nowhere, Najmul Hossain Shanto gifts Zimbabwe a wicket. It is a strange lapse in judgment from the Bangladesh skipper. Brad Evans sticks to the short-ball plan, banging it in around off. Shanto suddenly charges down the track, looking to muscle it over the leg side, but the stroke is rushed. He only manages the faintest of tickles through to Tafadzwa Tsiga, who completes a simple catch behind the stumps. A thoroughly uncharacteristic shot from Shanto, and he walks back with a disappointed look. Bangladesh lose their fourth wicket overall and second in this session, with the score on 119.  119/4

39.4 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! I will do it myself, says Richard Ngarava. The Zimbabwean skipper has produced a special yorker. Tailing back into the right-hander, on middle and leg. Rahim tries to get his bat down hurriedly, but the ball keeps coming back in and beats him on the inside edge. It goes through to uproot the leg stump. A sight to behold for any fast bowler. Ben Curran will be a relieved man.  125/5

41.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Another one falls, and Bangladesh are slipping badly in the afternoon session. Richard Ngarava strikes again. He angles a length ball across the right-hander, tempting Towhid Hridoy into a shot he could easily have left alone. There is hardly any footwork as he pushes at it from the crease, and the inevitable outside edge is found. Tafadzwa Tsiga stays low and completes a fine catch behind the stumps. Zimbabwe are right on top now, full of energy and belief, while Bangladesh continue to lose wickets at regular intervals. They have slumped to 130/6.  130/6

44.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The procession continues, and Bangladesh are now in deep trouble at 132/7. Blessing Muzarabani finally gets the reward his superb spell has deserved. He lands it on a probing good length around off, and the ball rears up awkwardly off the surface. Amite Hasan, who never looked settled during his brief stay, has no answer to the extra bounce. He pushes tamely from inside the line, only to feather an edge through to Tafadzwa Tsiga, who completes another comfortable catch behind the stumps, his third. Zimbabwe are all over Bangladesh now. With the last recognised batter back in the pavilion, the visitors' innings is going nowhere.  132/7

45.5 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Living by the sword and finally falling to it. Taijul Islam goes once too often at the width outside off, and this time it costs him his wicket. It is short and wide again, inviting the drive. He looks to open the face and guide it, bending the back knee to manufacture the stroke, but this time there is just enough movement to find the edge. The ball goes through to the keeper, and Tafadzwa Tsiga does the rest, getting forward and down to complete his fourth catch of the innings.  140/8

46.2 OUT! CAUGHT! The end is closing in for Bangladesh. Blessing Muzarabani charges in and spears a full ball around off, getting just enough movement to draw the mistake. Hasan leans across, trying to work it into the leg side, but the bat-face is a touch closed and the ball kisses the outside edge. It flies quickly towards gully where Brian Bennett reacts sharply, stooping low to take a fine catch. Bangladesh lose yet another wicket, and Zimbabwe are now just one step away from wrapping up the innings.  140/9

47.2 OUT! MIDDLE STUMP GOES FOR A WALK! Newman Nyamhuri puts the finishing touches on a superb spell and bags a four-wicket haul! He nails the perfect yorker, right at the base of the middle stump. Khaled Ahmed stays rooted to the crease, perhaps dreaming of a big heave across the line, but the ball is simply too good. He swings over the top of it, and the middle stump is sent cartwheeling. Bangladesh are all out for 140, and Zimbabwe will be delighted with a clinical bowling performance led by Nyamhuri and the pace battery.  140/10

16.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Bangladesh finally have the breakthrough they were searching for, and it is Khaled Ahmed who provides it! He bowls a probing back-of-a-length delivery around off, using the angle to take it away from the left-hander after pitching. Ben Curran stays rooted in his crease and feels for the ball inside the line. It's a tentative poke, and the outside edge is found. The catch flies at a comfortable height to second slip, where Najmul Hossain Shanto makes no mistake. A fine opening stand of 89 comes to an end, and Zimbabwe now trail by 51 runs.  89/1

38.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Khaled Ahmed gets the early breakthrough for Bangladesh. He lands this one on a good length and just in the corridor of uncertainty. It angles in but straightens a bit after hitting the deck. Brendan Taylor tries to play it from the crease but gets squared up trying to do so, and the ball catches the shoulder of the bat. It flies behind, where Amite Hasan takes a regulation catch. Zimbabwe are 143/2, leading by 3 runs.  143/2