Like the Chittagong Test, Mominul shone in Bangladesh's danger in the Dhaka Test, scored back-to-back centuries in two consecutive matches. In the second innings of the Dhaka Test, Bangladesh came into bat from 155 runs behind New Zealand. It was a disappointing start with two wickets falling for 55 runs. After that Mominul took the lead of the party. Mominul's third-wicket partnership with Tamim Iqbal saw Bangladesh find their way back to a record 157-run partnership. Bangladesh ended the fourth day leading by 114 runs.
In 2010, Tamim Iqbal scored two back-to-back centuries in Lord's and Manchester on England tour. Mominul shared that record. Coincidentally, Tamim himself gave him suitable support during Mominul's second century! However, Tamim, who missed the century by only 5 runs in the first innings, was also out for 70 runs. However, before leaving, he left a significant role in building a solid foundation for the team.
It can be said that the beginning of the day was good for Bangladesh. The hosts took New Zealand's last two wickets after bowling just seven overs. After that, Bangladesh came down to bat and spent the first 10 overs of the second innings smoothly. In the 11th over, Enamul returned to Sajghar with a catch at first slip while cutting a ball outside the off-stamp. Wagner gave New Zealand the first breakthrough. Two overs later, Bangladesh also lost their second wicket to Wagner. This time too, Marshall Ayyub took a catch at first slip while driving a ball outside the offstump.
But then Tamim-Mominul took the lead of the team. Little by little, the two started repairing the innings. At the end of the day, Bangladesh collected 269 runs for 3 wickets in the second innings. Mominul is batting with 126 runs. Shakib Al Hasan is unbeaten with him on 32 runs. Tamim Iqbal took the wicket of Williamson with a personal 70 runs. Mominul completed his second career Test century in the over before Tamim was dismissed.
In the press conference, opposing player Peter Fulton praised Mominul's innings, "He played a great innings." We had special plans for him, especially after the Chittagong Test, we were forced to think about him. Wanted to trouble him by bowling outside the offstump. But he played a very patient innings today. Whenever a ball is fouled, he plays the shot. Sometimes your head will be bowed for such an innings."
Summary Score:
Bangladesh: 282 (Tamim 95, Mominul 47, Marshall 41; Wagner 5/64, Sodhi 3/59) and 269/3 (Tamim 70, Enamul 22, Marshall 9, Mominul 126*, Shakib 32*; Wagner 2/52, Williamson 1 /44)
New Zealand: 437 (Fulton 14, Rutherford 13, Williamson 62, Taylor 53, McCullum 11, Anderson 116, Watling 70, Bracewell 17, Wagner 8, Sodhi 58, Boult 4; Shakib 5/103, Razzaq 2/96, Nasir 1/7, Al-Amin 1/58)
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