zimbabwe continued its dominance over bangladesh On the third day of the one-off Test in Harare, their fielders were matching the talent of the fast bowlers. After taking a commanding lead of 270 runs in the first innings, the hosts struck hard early in Bangladesh’s second innings and a sensational moment at slip immediately grabbed the headlines. Bangladesh is already under pressure, brad evans Produced a brilliant catch to dismiss one of the visitors’ biggest batting expectations, leaving the touring team in even more trouble.
Brad Evans took a sensational diving catch to dismiss Mominul Haq
This astonishing moment came in the 13th over of Bangladesh’s second innings. blessings to muzarabani Pitched a full delivery outside the off stump which looked attractive after landing. Mominul Haq Into a wide drive away from his body. The left-hander could only manage a thick outside edge which flew swiftly towards third slip. Stationed there, Evans reacted immediately, making a full dive to his left before safely catching the ball with both hands a few inches above the turf.
A brilliant catch sent Mominul back for 13 off 30 balls and gave Muzarabani his second wicket of the morning. Evans’ athletic effort instantly went viral on social media, with fans hailing it as one of the finest slip catches seen in recent times.
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Zimbabwe recorded its biggest test win ever
Zimbabwe recorded the biggest win in their Test history with a memorable innings and 85-run win. After being bundled out for 410 runs in the first innings, courtesy of innocent body’s First Test century (140), the hosts bowled out Bangladesh for 140 and 185 to seal a comprehensive win inside three days.
Muzarabani performed brilliantly with the ball and claimed 4/65 in the second innings. Richard Ngarawa Took three wickets to contain the tail batsmen. This victory is also Zimbabwe’s second consecutive innings victory after defeat in Test cricket. afghanistan By an innings and 73 runs at the same venue in October 2025.
Kaiya was named player of the match for his brilliant innings of 140, while Zimbabwe’s pace attack made history by taking all 20 of Bangladesh’s wickets, becoming only the second instance in the country’s Test history where their fast bowlers took every wicket in a match.
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