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DHAKA, AFP: Bangladesh will host Zimbabwe in an international series in February-March, the Bangladesh Cricket Board said Sunday.
The series will kick off with a one-off Test in Dhaka on 22 February, and will also include three one-day internationals and two Twenty20 internationals.
The three ODIs will be held in the port city of Chittagong on 1, 3 and 6 March.
The tour will wrap up with two T20Is in Dhaka on 9 and 11 March.
This will be Zimbabwe’s third visit to Bangladesh in the last five years.
15 February: Zimbabwe arrives; 22-26 February: Test in Dhaka; 1 March: First day-night ODI in Chittagong; 3 March: Second day-night ODI in Chittagong; 6 March: Third day-night ODI in Chittagong; 9 March: First day-night T20 International in Dhaka; 11 March: Second day-night T20 International in Dhaka
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