Ibadat Hossain had performed wonderfully with the ball in the past. Due to this, the Bangladesh team was successful in registering victory for the first time in any format in New Zealand (Bangladesh vs New Zealand). Bangladesh won the first test match. Now, fast bowler, Ibadat made an unwanted record as a batsman on Monday. He has not been able to open an account for the last 10 innings of the Test. He became the first batsman to do so. Apart from this, New Zealand has also tightened the screws in the second Test.
Ibadat Hossain remained unbeaten on zero in the first innings of the second Test. He came out to bat at number 11. Talking about his last 10 innings of Test, it is 0, 0*, 0*, 0, 0, 0*, 0*, 0*, 0* and 0*. That is, he has been unbeaten on zero 7 times. That is, they were on the crease, but the team was reduced. Talking about Ibadat's Test career, he has scored 4 runs in 17 innings of 12 Tests in 3 years. 2 runs have been his highest score. Earlier, Chris Martin of New Zealand and Lahiru Kumara of Sri Lanka could not go beyond zero runs in 9-9 innings.
New Zealand got a big lead of 395 runs
On Monday, on the second day of the second Test, New Zealand has strengthened the position based on Tom Latham's 252 runs, Devov Conway's century, and Trent Boult's superb bowling. New Zealand declared the first innings at 521 for 6 wickets. After this, Bolt took five wickets for 43 runs, due to which the Bangladesh team was dismissed for 126 runs. In this way, New Zealand has got a big lead of 395 runs. Boult has completed 300 Test wickets and has become the fourth New Zealand bowler after Richard Hadlee, Daniel Vettori, and Tim Southee to do so.
Yasir took over the team with a half-century
4 Bangladesh batsmen were out for 11 runs in the 7th over. After this Yasir Ali scored the first half-century. He got out for 55 runs. Earlier, Latham took two catches at second slip along with scoring a double century. He played an innings of 252 runs in 305 balls, staying at the crease for 552 minutes. While Devon Conway scored 109 runs. Conway, born in South Africa, has scored three centuries and two half-centuries in 5 Tests.
