Bangladesh beat New Zealand in the first test, Ebado scored six points

Bangladesh defeated New Zealand for the first time in the 16th Attempt Test. On Wednesday, it scored an amazing eight-door victory at Mount Maunganui, breaking the world test champion’s unbeaten record of 17 games in the country.

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Seamer Ebadot Hossain scored 6 points with a 6-for-46 score as Bangladesh defeated the Black Hats with a score of 169 on the fifth day of the Gulf Oval’s first test. The away team lost two wickets and defeated. Victory in 40 games. Bangladesh won for the first time in any form of competition in New Zealand, giving it a 1-0 lead in a two-match series, with the second match starting on Sunday in Christchurch.

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New Zealand restarted with a score of 147 to 5, resuming the game with a narrow 17-point lead, but when Ebadot defeated Rose Taylor by 40 points and won Kyle Jamieson in the first two games. When the ducks, New Zealand quickly fell behind.

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Taskin Ahmed used his second wicket to cut in in the fifth game in the morning when he let all-around player Rachin Ravindra trail by 16 points and Black Caps scored 8 points with 160 points. Tim Southee removed his middle stump in Taskin’s next game, and Trent Boult left eight innings at the end of the game with a deep hole.

Shadman Islam took the lead in the first game of the chase, but was three points behind, while his opener partner Najmul Hossain Shanto (Najmul Hossain Shanto) ) Leave the game with a 17-point advantage, and victory is in sight. The captain Mominul Haque and experienced Mushfiqur Ra​​him, who scored 13 points but remained unbeaten in five games, led Bangladesh to a historic victory.