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Tigers draw Gazi Test

Naimul Karim from ctg
A maiden Test century on Day 4 and a brilliantly devised hattrick on Day 5 made Shohag Gazi the first-ever cricketer to take a five-for, a hattrick and score a hundred in a Test match in the history of the game.
Truth be told, the first Test, played on a flat deck at the Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, would have lost half of its lustre if it was not for Gazi's epic all-round performance. He followed his unbeaten 101 on Saturday with figures of 6 for 77 yesterday.
In terms of results, the match ended as a tame draw, with Bangladesh finishing on 173 for 3 in their chase of 256 for a win in 46 overs. But for Gazi it was a career-changing story - a story that he would perhaps go on to tell his grandchildren!
The story unfolded in the second ball of the 85th over when the off-spinner bowled a delivery around middle and leg that trapped Corey Anderson plumb in front.
The gangling tweaker then removed first innings centurion Bradley-John Watling to become only the second Bangladeshi cricketer after Shakib Al Hasan to claim a century and five wickets in an innings.
Watling, who was surprised by the bounce, induced a thin edge that wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim collected after the ball had bounced off his neck.
The final wicket witnessed a drama only seen in the movies. A similar delivery, from around the wicket which went on with the arm produced an edge off Doug Bracewell. The ball bounced off Mushfiqur's pads and was collected inches from the ground behind the keeper by a diving Shakib.
The match stopped briefly with the Bangladeshi fielders all over Gazi, celebrating the rare feat. The visitors eventually declared on 287 for 7.
Bangladesh's openers did not show any clear intent on chasing down the stiff target, with the first 15 overs producing just 39 runs. Openers Tamim Iqbal and Anamul Haque safely negotiated the new ball before the Tigers suffered a mini collapse. Anamul lofted a catch to cover in the 16th over, Tamim was similarly dismissed for 46 in the 34th over. Debutant Marshall Ayub scored his first six in international cricket off Bruce Martin before being trapped in front by Ish Sodhi with 13 overs remaining in the day.
However, Shakib (50 not out) and Mominul Haque (22 not out) played out the rest of the overs, mixing caution with aggression. Shakib hit three fours and three sixes and reached his half-century before the match was mutually called off.
Earlier, the fifth day, which began 30 minutes before schedule in order to make up for the time lost on Saturday due to the late afternoon shower, saw Peter Fulton reach his 50 in the 48th over with an aggressive charge down the wicket off Abdur Razzak. He was however trapped in front while attempting a sweep off Gazi in the 57th over.
Kane Williamson, who began the day on 28, too reached his 50 before being unconventionally caught at short leg. He saw his mistimed pull shot got firmly stuck in between Anamul'slegs.
Both Brendan McCullum and Ross Taylor decided to up the rate after lunch. However, Gazi weaved his magic once the second new ball was taken and made the Test his own.