ZIM vs BAN 3rd ODI: Bangladesh’s quick Mohammad Saifuddin claims 3 wickets in an over: Just when Zimbabwe batsmen seemed to be ruling the match with their flyers, Bangladesh pace bowler Mohammad Saifuddin rattled three quick wickets in an over. Saifuddin, who had an off-colour day with the ball till the death overs, turned tables in the ongoing third and final ODI between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh in Harare.
The right-arm quick had claimed no wickets till his 7th over during Zimbabwe’s batting innings. Things turned for a toss in Bangladesh’s favour after Saifuddin claimed Ryan Burl’s wicket. Burl, who had jammed a 112-run partnership with Raza looked in solid form before he fell prey to Saifuddin’s bowling. Burl, who smashed 59 off 43 was caught at long-on as he attempted a lofted shot on a shot pf length outside off delivery bowled by Saifuddin.
ZIM vs BAN 3rd ODI: Soon, the next batsman to take the crease- Donald Tiripano was sent to the pavilion who incurred an inside edge directed onto the stumps on Saifuddin’s delivery. The 24-year-old thus claimed 2 wickets in just two balls after a draught of wickets in his bowling attack.
Bangladesh’s pacer then tumbled Chatara in the same over and claimed three wickets. Prior to his bowling in the 49th over, Saifuddin had been wicketless and highly uneconomical wherein in 7 overs he leaked 79 runs. Despite his bowling cameos that emerged in the death overs, he concluded the innings with a haywire economy of 10.90.
ZIM vs BAN 3rd ODI: However, he was instrumental in budling Zimbabwe for 298 which earlier looked to easily surpass 300 on the board. It was indeed a collapse for Zimbabwe, where and his teammate Mustafizur Rahman returned claiming three wickets each.
ZIM vs BAN 3rd ODI: Bangladesh’s quick Mohammad Saifuddin claims 3 wickets in an over
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