In the Sher Bangla Cricket Stadam, Zimbabwe scored 144 runs for 5 wickets in 5 wickets in response to the Tigers, who came down to bat and raised the J.T.
The Tigers did not get off to a good start when they came down to bat with a target of 145 runs. Liton Das (19), Soumya Sarkar (4), Shakib Al Hasan (1) and Mushfiqur Rahim (0) returned to Sajghar to add 29 runs on the score board.
The danger of the team is that after the departure of Mahmudullah Ritad (14) and Sabbir Rahman (15) 6 wickets for 60 runs, but Afif Hossain and Mosaddek Hossain came to the team for the seventh wicket.
The Tigers crossed the 100-run mark in the two-man batting 100 runs. They did not stop here. Afeef took the first half-century in T-Toote in 24 balls. Afif-Mosaddek made it easier for the team to reach the port of J.A. Afif scored 52 runs off 26 balls.
Kyle Jarvis, Tendai Chatara and Neville Matziva took a maximum of two wickets each in Zimbabwe.
Earlier, Zimbabwe stumbled to bat after losing the toss and experienced the first ball of the innings in the second innings of the innings and the first ball of the innings. Brendan Taylor was sent back by Taijul Islam, who scored a wicket-taking first ball of debut as the 15th bowler in Bangladesh's first RT tote.
Hamilton Masakadza added 43 runs with Craig Orveen on the second wicket, while the team caught Mosaddek's ball for 51 runs, after which he took the wicket of 34 balls, Mohammad Saifuddin took the wicket of 34 balls.
Dlitzon will be the victim of Maasaddeq with 56 runs in 56 runs, while Timissan Maruma was run out and lost 5 wickets for 63 runs in Zimbabwe.
In the sixth wicket, however, Ryutan Barl and Tinotenda Mutumbudji handled that pressure well in the 18-overs of the 18-overs in Zimbabwe.
Bangladesh's Taijul, Saifuddin, Mostafiz and Mosaddek took one wicket each while Afif Hossain became the man of the match by playing a responsible innings of 52 runs.