The Kiwis target 137 runs for the Dhaka Test between hosts Bangladesh and visiting New Zealand, Bangladesh's innings, which started the second innings at 8 runs, has gone down to 144 runs, as a result, Bangladesh's lead is 136 runs in New Zealand's 136 runs.
Bangladesh won the toss and went into bat first at the Sher-e-Bangla national cricket stadium for 172 runs. The visiting team lost 5 wickets to score 55 runs on the first day of the Test, which has not been on the field for the second day due to rain.
When the game started in the second session on the third day, New Zealand's innings stopped at 180 runs, a lead of 8 runs. In response, Bangladesh ended the third day's play with 38 runs for 2 wickets.
Bangladesh started the fourth day well, but if they want to make New Zealand a target of at least 200 runs, Bangladesh started the fourth day well, but if Muminul Haque Bidaat took Bidaat for 71 runs, he started losing the game. The batters joined the procession, and only Zakir Hasan went to the lone chariot, completing the third half-century of Carrier.
Before returning to the 9th batter, Zakir scored 6 fours and 1 sixth in the 6th ball, and finally 59 runs in 35 overs. Bangladesh's innings was halted by Ejaz Patel for the Kiwis, Mitchell Santner 3 and Tim Southee took a wicket.
