Anamul, Sunny set up series win

Nov 26, 2014

Zimbabwe opted to field in their bid to keep the series alive, but they ran into an adamant Anamul Haque•AFP

Zimbabwe managed to pry apart the 121-run opening partnership through a run out•AFP

With that foundation in place, Shakib Al Hasan slammed four fours in a 33-ball 40 •AFP

Rubel Hossain added to Zimbabwe's woes with the wicket of Timycen Maruma•AFP

Elton Chigumbura was the only Zimbabwe batsman to resist, scoring an unbeaten fifty, even as the rest of his side crumbled to 173•AFP

Tamim Iqbal provided another example of his restraint, striking only two fours and a six during his 63-ball 40•AFP

Hamilton Masakadza got rid of Mominul Haque in the 34th over, but at 160 for 2 Bangladesh were still well poised•AFP

And Mushfiqur Rahim provided able assistance as the final 10 overs cost 103 runs and Bangladesh finished on 297 for 6•AFP

Shakib Al Hasan got the big wicket of Brendan Taylor...•Associated Press

Anamul was the major reason for the hosts' dominance as he accumulated 95 off 120 balls•AFP

Mashrafe Mortaza began well for Bangladesh, striking in successive overs to dismiss Zimbabwe's openers•AFP

... and Zimbabwe then floundered against left-arm spinner Arafat Sunny, who finished with a career-best of 4 for 27•AFP