Zimbabwe defeat Bangladesh by an innings and 85 runs in a one-off Test in Harare, a result described across reports as the biggest Test win in the country’s history. Bangladesh are restricted to low scores and are bowled out for 140 in their first innings, before Zimbabwe complete the match without needing a second batting effort. Several accounts highlight standout bowling contributions, including Newcomer Newman Nyamhuri and captain Richard Ngarava, with NDTV also noting Blessing Muzarabani’s four-wicket haul. With the bat, Innocent Kaia makes a maiden Test century, giving Zimbabwe a decisive first-innings lead. The victory is also described as a rare achievement for Zimbabwe, marking their first back-to-back Test wins in more than 25 years following a prior win against Afghanistan. Zimbabwe’s captain credits the team’s depth and the impact of young players, and reports say the squad looks ahead to an upcoming ODI series. Separate coverage also notes Zimbabwe start an ODI series against Bangladesh with a 25-run win.