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Boult five-for keeps Bangladesh at bay

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DHAKA, Jan 10, 2022 (BSS)-Fast bowler Trent Boult entered into the 300th
wicket club in grand style as New Zealand took the complete control of the
second and final Test against Bangladesh at Hagley Oval in Christchurch
today.

Boult reached the milestone with 5-43, his ninth five-for in Test
cricket, a bowling figure that was instrumental in wrapping up Bangladesh for
just 126 in the first innings.

New Zealand earlier declared their innings at mammoth 521-6, thanks to an
epic 252 from captain Tom Latham and a 109 from Devon Conway.

At stumps, Bangladesh are trailing by 395 runs and it is highly likely
that New Zealand would enforce follow-on rather than batting for the second
time with rain in the forecast for the last two days of the game.

Yasir Ali Rabbi scored his maiden Test fifty amid Bangladesh’s batting
debacle. He eventually was dismissed after hitting 55. Nurul Hasan Sohan who
replaced injured Mushfiqur Rahim made 41. They were the only two batters of
Bangladesh to reach double digit figure.

Naim Sheikh made a disastrous start to the longer version cricket, being
out on duck in his debut Test. Captain Mominul Haque was also dismissed for
duck as Bangladesh were reduced to 11-4 and then when Liton was out for 8,
the visitors were five down for 27 runs.

As they looked highly likely to be bowled out below 100, resistance came
from Yasir and Nurul who combined for a 60-run for the sixth wicket stand to
edge Bangladesh closer to 100.

Tim Southee who snared 3-28, broke the partnership, trapping Nurul leg-
before for 41 after he struck six boundaries, facing 62 balls.

Yasir kept his patience and calmly took the side past 100 but Boult and
Kyle Jamieson, who grabbed 2-32 ripped through the lower order in no time.
Yasir was the ninth batter to be out, hitting seven fours for his 95 ball-55.

Resuming the day on 349-1, New Zealand’s only goal was to score runs as
faster as possible. Latham took the charge and went after Bangladeshi bowlers
in style.

Devon Conway, who started the day with 99, soon completed his third
century in fifth Test but couldn’t last long as his aggressive batting cost
his wicket for 109.

Latham meanwhile brought up his double century but saw Ebadot Hossain,
the Bangladesh’s hero in the first Test, triggered a mini middle order
collapse, taking out Ross Taylor and Henry Nicholls for three runs.

But Tom Blundell made up the loss of the duo, batting aggressively.
Mominul Haque’s part time spin gave Bangladesh breakthrough with the wicket
of Latham after his blasted 252 off 373 with 34 fours and two sixes.

Blundell was not out on 57 off 60, clobbering eight fours. Ebadot and
Shoriful Islam took two wickets for Bangladesh while Mominul bagged one.

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