Zimbabwe changed captains before this series, sacking Terry Duffin and replacing him with Prosper Utseya.[1] Utseya began his tenure with a last-over victory. Stuart Matsikenyeri, playing his first international since March 2005, was Man of the Match after hitting his highest ODI score with 89, including a stand of 116 for the sixth wicket with Elton Chigumbura, who made 70 not out and scored the winning runs. Matsikenyeri top-scored again in the second ODI, but this time Bangladesh prevailed, winning by 62 runs after bowling Zimbabwe out for 176.
During the second match of the series, Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar broke a finger attempting to hold a catch, and was ruled out of the tour.[2] Wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud captained the side in the following two matches, which they both lost; the third ODI of the series was lost on the last ball when Brendan Taylor hit Mashrafe Mortaza for six, and the fourth was lost by seven wickets after spinners Hamilton Masakadza, Prosper Utseya and Stuart Matsikenyeri had been credited with 79 runs against in their 25 overs. The seamers got taken for 122, but Bangladesh' total was 206 for eight (including four byes and a leg-bye) which was chased down with seven wickets to spare, Greg Strydom making a run-a-ball 58 from No. 3. Zimbabwe thus clinched the series with a game remaining, but lost the final match by eight wickets after 118 not out from Shahriar Nafees. This was also Khaled Mashud's first win in 27 One-day Internationals as captain.
bangladeshi, cricket, team, zimbabwe, 2006, bangladeshi, cricket, team, toured, zimbabwe, from, july, august, 2006, tour, included, only, five, internationals, zimbabwe, have, voluntarily, withdrawn, from, test, cricket, zimbabwe, changed, captains, before, th. The Bangladeshi cricket team toured Zimbabwe from July 29 to August 6 2006 The tour included only five One Day Internationals as Zimbabwe have voluntarily withdrawn from Test cricket Zimbabwe changed captains before this series sacking Terry Duffin and replacing him with Prosper Utseya 1 Utseya began his tenure with a last over victory Stuart Matsikenyeri playing his first international since March 2005 was Man of the Match after hitting his highest ODI score with 89 including a stand of 116 for the sixth wicket with Elton Chigumbura who made 70 not out and scored the winning runs Matsikenyeri top scored again in the second ODI but this time Bangladesh prevailed winning by 62 runs after bowling Zimbabwe out for 176 During the second match of the series Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar broke a finger attempting to hold a catch and was ruled out of the tour 2 Wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud captained the side in the following two matches which they both lost the third ODI of the series was lost on the last ball when Brendan Taylor hit Mashrafe Mortaza for six and the fourth was lost by seven wickets after spinners Hamilton Masakadza Prosper Utseya and Stuart Matsikenyeri had been credited with 79 runs against in their 25 overs The seamers got taken for 122 but Bangladesh total was 206 for eight including four byes and a leg bye which was chased down with seven wickets to spare Greg Strydom making a run a ball 58 from No 3 Zimbabwe thus clinched the series with a game remaining but lost the final match by eight wickets after 118 not out from Shahriar Nafees This was also Khaled Mashud s first win in 27 One day Internationals as captain Contents 1 One Day Internationals ODIs 1 1 1st ODI 1 2 2nd ODI 1 3 3rd ODI 1 4 4th ODI 1 5 5th ODI 2 ReferencesOne Day Internationals ODIs editZimbabwe won the series 3 2 1st ODI edit 29 July 2006 Scorecard Bangladesh nbsp 246 7 50 overs v nbsp Zimbabwe248 8 49 1 overs Shahriar Nafees 78 116 T Mupariwa 4 61 10 overs S Matsikenyeri 89 90 Mashrafe Mortaza 4 41 10 overs Zimbabwe won by 2 wicketsHarare Sports Club Harare Umpires KC Barbour ZIM and IL Howell SA Player of the match S Matsikenyeri ZIM Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to field 2nd ODI edit 30 July 2006 Scorecard Bangladesh nbsp 238 8 50 overs v nbsp Zimbabwe176 44 4 overs Farhad Reza 50 57 NB Mahwire 3 29 8 overs S Matsikenyeri 46 56 Shahadat Hossain 3 41 7 4 overs Bangladesh won by 62 runsHarare Sports Club Harare Umpires IL Howell SA and RB Tiffin ZIM Player of the match Mohammad Rafique BAN Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to field Farhad Reza BAN made his ODI debut 3rd ODI edit 2 August 2006 Scorecard Bangladesh nbsp 236 49 overs v nbsp Zimbabwe238 8 50 overs Rajin Saleh 54 90 H Masakadza 3 39 8 overs BRM Taylor 79 72 Shahadat Hossain 3 52 10 overs Zimbabwe won by 2 wicketsHarare Sports Club Harare Umpires KC Barbour ZIM and IL Howell SA Player of the match BRM Taylor ZIM Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to field TV Mufambisi ZIM made his ODI debut 4th ODI edit 4 August 2006 Scorecard Bangladesh nbsp 206 9 50 overs v nbsp Zimbabwe212 3 41 4 overs Shahriar Nafees 45 92 P Utseya 2 25 10 overs GM Strydom 58 58 Farhad Reza 1 19 4 overs Zimbabwe won by 7 wicketsHarare Sports Club Harare Umpires IL Howell SA and RB Tiffin ZIM Player of the match P Utseya ZIM Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat 5th ODI edit 6 August 2006 Scorecard Zimbabwe nbsp 197 49 3 overs v nbsp Bangladesh201 2 44 4 overs H Masakadza 75 101 Rajin Saleh 4 16 4 3 overs Shahriar Nafees 118 148 P Utseya 2 31 10 overs Bangladesh won by 8 wicketsHarare Sports Club Harare Umpires KC Barbour ZIM and IL Howell SA Player of the match Shahriar Nafees BAN Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to bat Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim both BAN made their ODI debutsReferences edit Duffin sacked as Zimbabwe captain from Cricinfo retrieved 30 July 2006 Habibul Bashar sidelined with broken thumb from Cricinfo retrieved 4 August 2006 Playfair Cricket Annual Wisden Cricketers Almanack nbsp This article on an international cricket tour of Zimbabwe is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Bangladeshi cricket team in Zimbabwe in 2006 amp oldid 1192060454, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
