Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe, Highlights, one-off Test, Day 4 at Dhaka: Hosts win by an innings and 106 runs

Toggle between the tabs above to switch between full scorecard, quick scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary Day 3, report: After scoring his third double century in the Test cricket, Bangladesh wicket-keeper batsman Mushfiqur Rahim on Monday said it was the easiest wicket to amass the double ton. Rahim played an unbeaten knock of 203 runs for the hosts in the first innings against Zimbabwe in the one-off Test. His innings was studded with 28 boundaries and guided the side to post 560/6d. “It is difficult to play on a rank turner. I think Bangladesh is the only team where the batsmen face tough conditions in overseas matches, as well as at home when they have to play on rank turners. It gets hard to make big scores,” Rahim said. Rahim also became the leading run-scorer for Bangladesh in the Test cricket. He surpassed the record of Tamim Iqbal. He has scored 4,413 runs so far in 70 Test matches while Iqbal has 4,405 runs in 60 matches to his credit. The 32-year-old batsman said he likes these types of wickets as the conditions were favouring the batters and they wanted to make the most of it. “This time we got a good wicket, so we wanted to make the most of it. In future, it may be a different wicket depending on the opposition, but as a batsman, I prefer this type of wicket,” he said. Bangladesh are leading with 286 runs and need eight more wickets to win the match. Zimbabwe finished day three at 9/2 with Brendan Taylor and Kavin Kasuza at the crease on eight and one runs respectively.