Tigers Take 3 Kiwi Wickets

Bangladesh all-rounder Mehedi Hasan Miraz picked up his first wicket as he dismissed New Zealand batter Henry Nicholls to reduce the Kiwis to three down for 30 after 13 overs.

Nicholls looked to drag a delivery from outside off when he tried to sweep. This got him in trouble as he could only manage to top edge it to short fine leg. Devon Conway, who was unbeaten on 17, was joined by Daryl Mitchell at the crease. 

Taijul strikes to dismiss Williamson 

Bangladesh left-am spinner Taijul Islam got the big wicket of New Zealand batter Kane Williamson to have the Kiwis two down for 19 after 10 overs in their pursuit of 332 on Day 4 of the first Test in Sylhet on Friday (December 1).

Williamson, who scored a century in New Zealand's first innings, got beaten while trying prod away a tossed-up delivery bowled around middle and off stump. 

The dismissal brought Henry Nicholls to the crease, with Devon Conway unbeaten on eight.

Shoriful removes Latham to give Tigers first breakthrough 

Bangladesh pacer Shoriful Islam drew first blood when he nicked off New Zealand opener Tom Latham for naught in the very first over of the fourth innings on Day 4 of the first Test in Sylhet on Friday.

Latham's dismissal brought Kane Williamson to the crease, with opener Devon Conway waiting to open his account at the other end.

Bangladesh all out for 338, NZ need 332 to win 

New Zealand clawed back on Day 4 of the first Test against Bangladesh in Sylhet on Friday to bundle out the hosts for 338, restricting the lead at 331.

The visitors took seven wickets within the first two sessions of the day and will now need 332 runs to win. 

Bangladesh, who started the day at 212 for three, added 126 runs to their overnight total, losing seven wickets in the process. 

Bangladesh skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto top-scored 105 and was complemented by Mushfiqur Rahim's 67-run knock.

All-rounder Mehedi Hasan Miraz scored a fifty to extend Bangladesh's lead to 331 as he remained unbeaten on 50.

For the Kiwis, Ajaz Patel took four wickets, while Ish Sodhi scalped two.

New Zealand had taken a seven-run lead replying to Bangladesh 310-run first innings total with 317.