Haque's 120 off 167 balls, featuring 10 boundaries and one six, was his sixth century at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in just eight Test matches.

Kohli is the world's No.1 batsman in both the Test and one-day formats and is just 81 runs short of becoming the fastest to reach 10,000 ODI runs.

Dashing opener Tamim is one of the few key players Bangladesh will be missing in the final against India on Friday.

The 34-year-old further questioned on what basis the duo received a call back in the team after being dropped, initially.

After being crushed in the test series, Bangladesh won the ODI series, its first away from home in nine years.

Mashrafe Mortaza led the Bangladesh bowling attack with 4-37 from his 10 overs and Mustafizur Rahman took 2-35.

The match is being organised to raise funds for stadia in the Caribbean, which were damaged due to hurricanes last year.

Opener Tamim posted his third successive half-century and Shakib made his second in succession to help Bangladesh post 216/9 on a tricky wicket before the latter finished with 3/34 to dismiss Zimbabwe for just 125 in 36.3 overs.

Bangladesh outclassed Sri Lanka by 163 runs to mark their biggest margin victory, surpassing their previous best -- a 160-run ODI win -- which they registered against West Indies at Khulna in 2012.

Iqbal struck an unbeaten 84 to lead the chase as Bangladesh reached 171/2 in 28.3 overs after Al Hasan gave the team early momentum.

Bangladesh would be hoping that the left-handed batsman returns to fitness in time for the ODI series.

Iqbal was reported by the umpires for gesturing to send off Matthew Wade when the Australian batsman was dismissed during a tense finish.

Mirpur: Indian bowlers were taken to task by some fantastic batting by Bangladesh top-order as the home team posted a challenging score of 307 in 49.4 overs in the first one day international cricket match,

Mirpur (Bangladesh): Rain halted Bangladesh's march against India in the first One-Day International (ODI) at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium here on Thursday.Bangladesh got a rollicking start to their innings and reached 119/1 in 15.4 overs

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Khulna, Bangladesh: Bangaldesh's Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes both brought up their career-best scores on Saturday as the hosts reached 315-1 in their second innings and the first Test against Pakistan headed toward a draw.Bangladesh

Khulna, Bangladesh: Unbeaten centuries by openers Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes helped Bangladesh to virtually wipe out a massive first-innings deficit after bowling out Pakistan for 628 on the fourth day Friday of the first

Khulna, Bangladesh: Opener Tamim Iqbal closed in on a century as Bangladesh cut Pakistan's big first-innings lead from 296 to 154 by tea on the fourth day Friday of the first test.After bowling out Pakistan

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