Bangladesh has lost the path after the start of

 

Bangladesh, has lost the, path after the start of,

The green carpet of wickets like outfield Moisture with two days of covered. New Zealand's five-wicket haul The team's challenge was very much to lose to the toss. Yet the start of Bangladesh was very cool. But following the swing, the batsmen chased the old ball off the short ball. Batting collapse ends in two sessions in innings

After batting for the first two days, the batting-ball fight began in the Wellington Test finally. After the start of the Asana, Bangladesh was bowled out for 211 in the first innings.

At one stage, Bangladesh's runs were 119 runs from 1 wicket. The lunchtime was 127 runs from 3 wickets. The second session has lost 7 wickets.

Neil Wagner, one of the key players in the first Test, took four wickets for the short ball. After the first spell blast bolt after three wickets in three over’s bowed the tail of Bangladesh.

But the start of Bangladesh was very good. Challenging conditions and wickets were played in Bangladesh; many of them were involved in the crisis. But Tamim Iqbal and Sadman Islam gave away the batting power of the skirmish cloud.

Tamim, who started out in the second over of the match in a match in the match, has played all-around shots. In the hope of swinging, Kiwi pacers have played flower lips as well as all the aesthetic drive. Cut off the culprit with a short ball.

Sadman was tighter on the other side. Although not inexperienced, his batting was not in discomfort. He has played some great shots on the other side without the ball.

Trent Bolt started bowling with 4 slips, 1 slap. In order to get the fielding. Bangladesh has touched fifty in more than fifty over’s. It is a rare creation.

This was the third fifty-run opening partnership of Bangladesh in the series. The opening pair of a half-century in three innings of a touring team in New Zealand has been in Test history only once before. In 1999, South Africa was able to find a pair of Gary Kirsten and Herschelle Gibbs.

Ultimately this partnership was broken by Colin de Grandhaum. The pace bowler, who returned to the right-hander's spell of the sixth over of Spell, returned for 27 runs.

After the 57th and 88 runs in the previous Test, Bangladesh's opening pair of 75 runs

Tamim lost the partner and Tamim did not have the rhythm. Though initially looked a little shaky, then after taking control, the three named Namu Mominul Haq Another potential partnership was growing.

But before lunch at all, Neil Wagner made all the shuffles, His strength is short bowling; On this wicket, the captain of the Kiwis has long believed the swing bowlers. Wagoner did not get the bowling in the first 30 overs. Finally, his short ball has been effective.

Like the previous Test, Mominul has gloved the gloves while leaving the leg stump outside the leg stump. The 44-run partnership broke Just before lunch, Mohammad Mithun touched the bat on the outside of the off-stump.

Wagner's biggest shock in the second over after lunch Tamim gave a simple catch to the lower-order. 74 runs in 114 balls, the best of 74 runs were disappointing. Soumya Sarkar and Mahmudullah also returned to the two-Test Centuries of the previous Test. Mt Henri was shocked by a great shade on the head. The out-of-pacers are short of this pacer.

Wagner's leg-length ball was misguided and Mahmudullah took wickets. After lunch, Wagoner pulled Bangladesh out of the 10 over’s spell after lunch.

Liton Das then fought for a while. Taijul Islam tried to do the best. The pair added 38 runs for the seventh wicket. Bolt, however, gave a knock on the end. Return one over to Taizul and Mustafizur Rahman

South Africa took the first wicket with Liton 33 runs. Bangladesh lost the last 4 wickets in 5 runs before the tea break.

Short score: (Until tea break)

Bangladesh 1st Innings: Tamim 74, Sadman 27, Mominul 15, Mithun 3, Soumya 20, Mahmudullah 13, Liton 33, Taijul 8, Mustafiz 0, Abu Zayed 4, Ibadat 0 * Bolt 11-3-38- 3, Southee 15-2-5-1, D Grandham 7-0-15-1, Henry 15-0-67-1, Wagner 13-4-28-4)..

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