Rahmat, Shahidi ensure wicketless day for Afghanistan on Day 3

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Afghanistan's Batting Effort on Day 3

Rahmat Shah and Hashmatullah Shahidi put on a record partnership to lead Afghanistan's solid reply to Zimbabwe's total of 586.

Key Statistics

  • Rahmat Shah: 231* (23 fours, 3 sixes)
  • Hashmatullah Shahidi: 141* (16 fours)
  • Partnership: 361 runs for the third wicket
  • Afghanistan's total: 425 for 2
  • Zimbabwe's lead: 161 runs

Day 3 Highlights

  • Rahmat and Shahidi put on a watchful start, dealing in singles and twos to negate any early threat.
  • The first boundary came 68 balls into the day, with the frequency increasing once that happened.
  • Rahmat brought up his second Test hundred, with the third wicket pair's century stand helping Afghanistan to 191 for 2 at Lunch.
  • The Afghanistan batters were more aggressive at the start of the second session, with boundaries coming regularly.
  • Rahmat got a lucky break as a back-pedalling Newman Nyamhuri failed to hold on to a catch at deep mid-on.
  • Zimbabwe's catching woes continued, with Rahmat being put down twice in the 93rd over.
  • Shahidi hit two fours off Nyamhuri just before the Tea break to enter the 90s.
  • Rahmat got going again immediately after Tea, striking a boundary off Trevor Gwandu to power Afghanistan past 300.
  • Rahmat got to double century in style, slamming a four off Brian Bennett to become only the second Afghanistan player to register a double ton.


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