The star quick bowler of New Zealand, Tim Southee, bowled excellently in the second innings by picking three important wickets as England looks for survival.
The efforts of Tim Southee and Neil Wagner were let down by the openers of New Zealand as James Anderson put England back into the Test on the second day.
England started the first day on a defensive mode against the calculated bowling of the five New Zealand bowlers who restricted the hosts to a limited score.
The transformed Bangladesh side fought back in the second Test and beat the hosts Zimbabwe all ends up besides an entertaining ton from Hamilton Masakadza.
Bangladesh set a difficult target of 401 runs for the hosts Zimbabwe to win the final Test and the visitors were just six wickets away from the eminent win.
The pace bowler of Bangladesh, Robiul Islam, directed his side with authority assisted by convincing fifties by Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim vs. Zimbabwe.
The visiting Bangladesh got a tight grip on the second Test by amassing commendable runs on board followed by grabbing four top wickets of the hosts Zimbabwe.
Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim lifted Bangladesh with a solid fifth wicket partnership of over hundred runs after the top order struggled vs. Zimbabwe.
Brendan Taylor plundered tons in the consecutive innings of the first Test as Zimbabwe humiliated Bangladesh by a huge margin on the fourth day of the 1st Test.
The upcoming thrilling batsman of India, Shikhar Dhawan, has warned the South African quick bowlers to get ready for his assault on their bouncy tracks at home.
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