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Tareq designs Tigers' win

REUTERS/AFP, Harare
Tareq designs Tigers' win
Tareq Aziz Khan cruelly missed out on a hattrick but still claimed a career-best six wickets to spearhead Bangladesh's 29-run win over a strong Zimbabwe A in their three-day tour match on Monday.
The 20-year-old medium-fast bowler took six for 46, including three wickets in three deliveries only for the last one to be ruled out as a no-ball, as the home side were bowled out for 161 on the final afternoon.
Bangladesh, with a 16-run advantage after the first innings, resumed their second knock on 170 for seven but only managed four more runs as seamer Douglas Hondo wrapped up the tail to finish with four for 29.
Tareq more than matched him, however, during his 16 overs as Zimbabwe A chased 190 to win.
His 'hattrick' began when he had Trevor Gripper caught behind and Richard Sims taken in the slips next ball to reduce Zimbabwe A to seven for two.
Tareq, uncapped at Test level but played in five one-day internation-
als, then clean-bowled Stuart Matsikenyeri only for the umpire to rule a no-ball.
Vusi Sibanda, 41, and Stuart Matsikenyere, 22, put on 55 for the third Zimbabwe wicket, but the tourists were not to be denied as Tareq continued his good work to put out four middle order batsmen.
Bangladesh experienced some
TAREQ AZIZ... 6/46
anxiety when the last Zimbabwe pair, Hondo and Blessing Mahwire, needing 58 to get home, put on 28 with some aggressive batting before Hondo was caught.
No side reached 200 during the
match, played on a low-bouncing pitch.
A relieved Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore said the victory was psychologically important ahead of the first Test beginning here Thursday.
Several Bangladesh batsmen failed to make good scores but he put this down to the settling in process.
SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard on the final day of the three-day tour match between Zimbabwe A and Bangladesh at the Country Club in Harare on Monday: BANGLADESH: First innings 199 (Shahriar 75, Manjural 40, Anwar 20; Hondo 3-19, Friend 2-25, Ewing 2-31)
ZIMBABWE A: First innings 183 (Ewing 71, Gripper 38, Marillier 26; Alamgir 5-47, Tareq 3-54)
BANGLADESH: Second innings
(overnight 170-7)
Hannan c Maregwede b Friend 6 Shahriar c Marillier b Hondo 22 Bashar b Mahwire 0
Rajin c Friend b Brent 8
Ashraful c Friend b Ewing 59
Shahriar lbw b Brent 0
Manjural c Sims b Brent 25
Mashud lbw b Hondo 22
Anwar not out 5
Alamgir c Maregwede b Hondo 0 Tareq c Maregwede b Hondo 4
Extras: (b-13, lb-9, nb-1) 23
Total: (All out in 69.1 overs) 174
Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-13, 3-38, 4-42, 5-42, 6-96, 7-158, 8-170, 9170
Bowler O M R W
Friend 14 4 27 1
Mahwire 11 2 14 1
Hondo 11.1 2 29 4
Brent 13 2 42 3
Ewing 11 4 25 1
Gripper 9 4 15 0
ZIMBABWE A: Second innings Sibanda lbw b Manjural 41
Gripper c Mashud b Tareq 0
Sims c Hannan b Tareq 0
Matsikenyeri c Mashud b Alamgir20 Maregwede b Tareq 41
Marillier c Mashud b Tareq 4
Ewing b Tareq 0
Friend b Tareq 1
Brent c sub (Baisya) b Manjural 17 Mahwire c and b Manjural 12
Hondo not out 15
Extras: (b-1, lb-6, nb-2, w-1) 10
Total: (All out in 59 overs) 161
Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-7, 3-62, 4-72, 5-82, 6-82, 7-86, 8-111, 9-133 Bowler O M R W
Alamgir 18 3 54 1
Tareq 16 4 46 6
Anwar 3.1 1 10 0
Manjural 21.5 6 44 3
Result: Bangladesh won by 29