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Bangladesh vs New Zealand Scorecard, 2nd Test, New Zealand vs Bangladesh 2019

Result · Mar 08 2019, Fri - 03:00 AM (IST)
2nd Test - Basin Reserve
BANGLADESH
211, 209
NEW ZEALAND
432/6 decl
New Zealand won by an innings and 12 runs
CRR:3.73
Player Of The Match
Ross Taylor
BANGLADESH - 211/10 (61.0)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Tamim Iqbal c Tim Southee b Neil Wagner 74 114 10 - 64.91
Shadman Islam c Ross Taylor b Colin de Grandhomme 27 53 4 - 50.94
Mominul Haque c BJ Watling b Neil Wagner 15 38 2 - 39.47
Mohammad Mithun c BJ Watling b Neil Wagner 3 10 - - 30
Soumya Sarkar c BJ Watling b Matt Henry 20 24 2 1 83.33
Mahmudullah (c) c Colin de Grandhomme b Neil Wagner 13 35 2 - 37.14
Liton Das (wk) c Kane Williamson b Tim Southee 33 49 6 - 67.35
Taijul Islam lbw b Trent Boult 8 35 1 - 22.86
Mustafizur Rahman b Trent Boult 0 2 - - -
Abu Jayed b Trent Boult 4 6 1 - 66.67
Ebadat Hossain Not out 0 1 - - -
Extras 14 ( lb: 7 w: 2 Nb: 1)
Total 211 / 10 (61.0 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
Trent Boult 11 3 38 3 3.5
Tim Southee 15 2 52 1 3.5
Colin de Grandhomme 7 - 15 1 2.1
Matt Henry 15 - 67 1 4.5
Neil Wagner 13 4 28 4 2.2
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
75/1 (20.4) Shadman Islam
119/2 (32.3) Mominul Haque
127/3 (34.6) Mohammad Mithun
134/4 (36.3) Tamim Iqbal
152/5 (41.3) Soumya Sarkar
168/6 (48.5) Mahmudullah
206/7 (58.4) Taijul Islam
206/8 (58.6) Mustafizur Rahman
207/9 (59.5) Liton Das
211/10 (60.6) Abu Jayed
NEW ZEALAND - 432/6 (84.5)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Jeet Raval c Soumya Sarkar b Abu Jayed 3 24 - - 12.5
Tom Latham c Liton Das b Abu Jayed 4 16 1 - 25
Kane Williamson (c) c and b Taijul Islam 74 105 11 1 70.48
Ross Taylor c Liton Das b Mustafizur Rahman 200 212 19 4 94.34
Henry Nicholls b Taijul Islam 107 129 9 - 82.95
Colin de Grandhomme Not out 23 19 3 - 121.05
BJ Watling (wk) c Soumya Sarkar b Abu Jayed 8 5 1 - 160
Neil Wagner - - - - -
Matt Henry - - - - -
Tim Southee - - - - -
Trent Boult - - - - -
Extras 13 ( lb: 5 w: 7 Nb: 1)
Total 432 / 6 (84.5 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
Abu Jayed 18.5 2 94 3 5
Ebadat Hossain 16 2 84 0 5.3
Mustafizur Rahman 14 2 74 1 5.3
Soumya Sarkar 6 - 35 0 5.8
Taijul Islam 21 - 99 2 4.7
Mominul Haque 9 - 41 0 4.6
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
5/1 (4.6) Tom Latham
8/2 (8.3) Jeet Raval
180/3 (39.3) Kane Williamson
396/4 (79.4) Henry Nicholls
421/5 (83.1) Ross Taylor
432/6 (84.5) BJ Watling
BANGLADESH - 209/10 (56.0)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Tamim Iqbal b Trent Boult 4 2 1 - 200
Shadman Islam c BJ Watling b Matt Henry 29 44 4 - 65.91
Mominul Haque c Tim Southee b Trent Boult 10 19 2 - 52.63
Mohammad Mithun c Tim Southee b Neil Wagner 47 105 7 - 44.76
Soumya Sarkar c Ross Taylor b Trent Boult 28 57 5 - 49.12
Mahmudullah (c) c Trent Boult b Neil Wagner 67 69 12 1 97.1
Liton Das (wk) c Trent Boult b Neil Wagner 1 7 - - 14.29
Taijul Islam c Tom Latham b Neil Wagner 0 6 - - -
Mustafizur Rahman b Trent Boult 16 22 - 2 72.73
Abu Jayed Not out 0 3 - - -
Ebadat Hossain b Neil Wagner 0 2 - - -
Extras 7 ( lb: 4 w: 3)
Total 209 / 10 (56.0 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
Trent Boult 16 5 52 4 3.3
Tim Southee 12 1 57 0 4.8
Matt Henry 9 3 40 1 4.4
Colin de Grandhomme 5 - 11 0 2.2
Neil Wagner 14 4 45 5 3.2
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
4/1 (0.2) Tamim Iqbal
20/2 (6.3) Mominul Haque
55/3 (14.2) Shadman Islam
112/4 (32.1) Soumya Sarkar
152/5 (43.2) Mohammad Mithun
158/6 (45.4) Liton Das
170/7 (47.4) Taijul Islam
203/8 (54.3) Mustafizur Rahman
209/9 (55.4) Mahmudullah
209/10 (55.6) Ebadat Hossain
Match Info
Series: Bangladesh in New Zealand 2019
Date: Mar 08 2019, Fri - 03:00 AM (IST)
Country: New Zealand
City: Wellington
Venue: Basin Reserve
Toss: New Zealand won the toss and elected to bowl.
New Zealand Squad: Jeet Raval, Tom Latham, Kane Williamson (c), Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls, Neil Wagner, BJ Watling (wk), Colin de Grandhomme, Matt Henry, Tim Southee, Trent Boult
Bangladesh Squad: Tamim Iqbal, Shadman Islam, Mominul Haque, Mohammad Mithun, Soumya Sarkar, Mahmudullah (c), Liton Das (wk), Taijul Islam, Abu Jayed, Ebadat Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman
  • New Zealand are undefeated in 14 Tests against Bangladesh (W11, D3), including the series opener, doing so by an innings margin.
  • New Zealand have lost just one of their last 11 Tests overall (W7, D3) and they haven't lost a Test after winning the toss on the day since August 2016 against South Africa.
  • Bangladesh had won their last three Tests heading into this series, though each of their last two Tests has been decided by a margin of more than an innings (W1, L1).
  • Bangladesh have won only one of their last 12 Tests played away from home; they've lost their last five such fixtures on the bounce including three innings defeats.
  • New Zealand have taken on Bangladesh at Basin Reserve three times before in Test cricket, winning all three of them; two of those meetings being won by innings margins.
  • New Zealand have only tasted two defeats in their last 11 Test fixtures played at Basin Reserve (W4 D5); they beat the Windies there by an innings (December 2017) before recording a draw against Sri Lanka in their two most recent outings at the Wellington venue.
  • Bangladesh have only managed to register 13 Test victories to date; only against two sides have the Tigers recorded multiple wins in this format (Zimbabwe & Windies), they have never beaten New Zealand in the five-day game.
  • Ross Taylor (New Zealand) has posted 1,026 runs in Tests at Basin Reserve, he requires only 98 to become the all-time leading run-scorer there (going above Martin Crowe, 1,123); Kane Williamson is currently sat on 974 at the Wellington ground.
  • Kane Williamson (New Zealand) comes into this game on the back of registering his second double-century in Test cricket; he now averages 121.8 versus Bangladesh (seven innings).
  • Only India's Virat Kohli (19.4%) has been responsible for a higher share of his team's Test runs since the start of 2018 than New Zealand duo Kane Williamson & Tom Latham (minimum 10+ innings in that time), recording 19.1% and 18.4% respectively in that time.

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