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Zimbabwe's victory hopes kept alive

HARARE, April 27, 2013 (AFP) - Three quick wickets at the start of the second innings kept Zimbabwe's bid for a series victory over Bangladesh alive after the home side had conceded a first innings deficit of over a hundred on day three of the second Test on Saturday.

Robiul Islam had become the first seamer to take five wickets in consecutive innings for Bangladesh as Zimbabwe were bowled out for 282 - a first-innings deficit of 109.

However Shingirai Masakadza and Kyle Jarvis benefitted from some questionable umpiring as they reduced Bangladesh to 18 for three before Mominul Haque and Shakib Al Hasan steadied the innings to take the tourists to tea on 43 for three.

Masakadza had Tamim Iqbal and Jahurul Islam caught behind in consecutive overs, although only the latter appeared to edge the ball through to the wicketkeeper.

Jarvis then trapped Mohammad Ashraful lbw, but replays suggested the ball was missing the leg stump. With the Decision Review System not in place due to the prohibitive costs, the umpires' decisions were final.

With an overall lead of 152, Bangladesh retained the upper hand thanks largely to Robiul's herculean efforts with the ball in the first innings.

Having taken 6 for 71 in the second innings of the first Test, Robiul charged in for 33 overs to claim figures of 5 for 85 in the first innings of the second.

His efforts outshone Elton Chigumbura's highest Test score of 86, which came in an impressive counter-attack that included a brisk 85-run partnership with Richmond Mutumbami, who scored 42.

Mutumbami was trapped lbw by Robiul after padding up to a straight delivery, while Chigumbura was bowled by the paceman on the stroke of lunch.

BANGLADESH – 1ST INNINGS 391 

ZIMBABWE – 1ST INNINGS
V. Sibanda c Mushfiqur b Robiul			10
R. Chakabva c Mushfiqur b Robiul		12
H. Masakadza b Shakib				14
B. Taylor c Shakib b Sohag			36
M. Waller c Shakib b Sohag			32
E. Chigumbura b Robiul				86
R. Mutumbami lbw b Robiul			42
G. Cremer not out				11
K. Meth c Mushfiqur b Sohag			16
S. Masakadza c Mushfiqur b Robiul		05
K. Jarvis b Sohag				00
Extras (5b, 11lb, 1wd, 1nb)			18
Total (all out, 96 overs, 424 mins)	       282

Fall of wickets: 1-23 (Chakabva), 2-26 (Sibanda)
		 3-45 (H.  Masakadza), 4-97 (Taylor)
		 5-163 (Waller), 6-248 (Mutumbami)
		 7-257 (Chigumbura), 8-274 (Meth)
		 9-281 (S. Masakadza), 10-282 (Jarvis)
Bowling: Robiul 33-11-85-5
	 Sajidul 16-5-48-0
	 Ziaur 7-3-8-0
	 Shakib 19-4-66-1
	 Sohag 19-1-59-4
	 Ashraful 2-2-0-0

BANGLADESH – 2ND INNINGS
Tamim Iqbal c Mutumbami b S. Masakadza		07
Jahurul Islam c Mutumbami b S. Masakadza	02
Mohammad Ashraful lbw b Jarvis			04
Mominul Haque not out				15
Shakib Al Hasan not out				13
Extras (2lb)					02
Total (3 wkts, 16 overs, 73 mins)		43

Fall of wickets: 1-7 (Tamim Iqbal), 2-12 (Jahurul Islam)
		 3-18 (Mohammad Ashraful)
Still to bat: Mushfiqur Rahim, Nasir Hossain, Ziaur Rahman
		 Sohag Gazi, Sajidul Islam, Robiul Islam
Bowling: Jarvis 8-0-28-1
	 S. Masakadza 7-2-10-2
	 Cremer 1-0-3-0

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