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Bangladesh will go into the fifth and final day of the first Test today necd-irjg seven more Zimbabwe wickets to celebrate apiece of history.
All eyes will be on the MA Aziz Stadium in the port city, as thchome side, playing their 35th Tbst, attempt
for a maiden Test victory when Zimbabwe resumes their second innings on 46-3, still needing another 334 runs to avoid going 1-0 down in the two-match scries.
Paceman Tapash Baisya gave Bangladesh's hopes a big boost when he captured two wickets in FROM PAGE 1 successive overs. In his first over the lively right-armer had left-handed opener Barney Rogers brilliantly caught for no score by substitute fielder Manzarul Islam, who held a Iowcatchatsecondslip."fapashthen trapped one-down Vusi Sibanda leg before, leavingZimbabweat 2-2.
Young left-arm spinner Enamul Haque's perseverance paid off when he bowled Matsikcnyeri for Bangladesh's third wicket in the final session.
Zimbabwe will be pinning their hopes on Hamilton Masakadza (26 off 51 balls) and Brendan Taylor, yet to open his account, when the pair resume the fight for survival on a wicket that is strangely behaving as fresh as it was on Day One.
Still, the fourth day saw a total of 14 wickets fall with the Tigers trying to push for a substantial lead after mopping up the last Zimbabwe resistance early in the morning.
The visitors could only add four runs to their overnight total of308-8 before being bundled out, giving Bangladesh a healthy 176-run lead.
There was a sense of urgency when Bangladesh started their second innings and scored 204-9 before the declaration came forty minutes after tea.
Skipper Habibul Bashar led the brisk scoring with his second half-century of the match. Fresh from his 94 in the first innings, the 28-year-old scored an 80-ball 55 that featured six fours. But his second essay was not unblemished as he offered two chances on 46 and 52 to Elton Chigumbura, but the rookie seamer
failed to hold on to both return catches.
Chigumbura, who returned with 5-54 for his maiden five-wicket haul in Test cricket, however had the last laugh when Bashar got a leading edge while trying to flick, giving Masakadza a simple catch between square-legandshortmid-wicket.
Earlier, coming in as a makeshift opener for Javed Omar, Rajin Saleh gave Bangladesh an ideal start with a quickfire 26 that included five exquisite boundaries.
Bangladesh lost wickets at regular intervals while trying to up die tempo as Zimbabwe countered with some stunningground fielding.
The best example came In the fourth over of the Bangladesh innings when Taylor, standing at second slip, plucked the ball one-handed in mid-air to get rid of opener Nafees Iqbal for a duck.
Zimbabwe captainTatendalhibu also clung on to a lowdivingcatch to see the back of a menacing Mohammad Ashraful, who smacked Christopher Mpofu for six off the previous ball.
Mohammad Rafique, who limped off the ground at the end of the Bangladesh's innings sending shockwaves through the Tigers' tent, returned much to the relief of the whole nation as the champion leftarm spinner bowled in tandem with Enamul without showfrig any problem with the hamstring. Rafique took 5-65 in the Zimbabwe first innings, his fifth 5-wicket haul in 17Tests.