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Zim A fight back

SPORTS REPORTER
Zimbabwe A fought back in the first Test against Bangladesh A as they reached 123 for two in their second innings at tea on the third day in pursuit of 299 for victory at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo yesterday.
The tourists had looked in command at close on Day Two on 209 for five in their second innings, a lead of 275 runs. But they suffered a dramatic collapse yesterday morning losing the last five wickets for 23.
On Monday, left-arm spinner Enamul Haque Jr finished with seven wickets for 47 as Zimbabwe A were skittled out for 188.
Zimbabwe had closed on 57-3 on the first day in reply to Bangladesh
A's 254, but could not deal with the 18-year-old sensation's exploits.
Nightwatchman Graeme Cremer fell first, given out leg before wicket.
The middle order crumbled under pressure as Gregory Strydom was caught by Mushfiqur Rahim and Sheikh Russel claimed the wicket of Craig Ervine for two.
At one stage, Zimbabwe were 81-4 and crumbled to 117-7.
Terrence Duffin, who was 22 overnight, held on for his maiden first-class half century, which came off 130 balls. He was finally dismissed, trapped lbw, by A team
skipper Enamul on 65.
Enamul who destroyed Zimbabwe's seniors in the Test series last month -- completed the rout although he met with resistance from Blessing Mahwire who went on to reach 35 before he was bowled.
The second string Bangladesh side started with an advantage of 66 runs, but were pegged back by paceman Campbell McMillan. Opener Shahriar Nafees Ahmed (5) was out leg before while first innings centurion Raqib al-Hasan (25) edged to wicketkeeper Mufambisi. Bangladesh, who stumbled to 48-3 after losing Shamsur Rahman, were rescued by an 88-run stand between Tushar Imran (52) and Waseluddin (46).
Fresh from his 55 in the first innings, Mahmudullah Riyadh was unbeaten on 37 and Dhiman Ghosh (19) at close of second day's play.
SCORES IN BRIEF
BANGLADESH A: 254 (Raqib 100, Mahmudullah 55) and 232 (Tushar 52, Wasel 46).
ZIMBABWE A: 188 (Duffin 65, Enamul 7-47) and 123-2 at Tea.