A blockbuster of an innings from Charles Coventry, the joint-highest individual score in ODIs, raised Zimbabwe's chances of leveling the series against Bangladesh. Coventry was involved in two substantial partnerships, with Hamilton Masakadza and Stuart Matsikenyeri, on either side of a middle-order collapse to power Zimbabwe to their second consecutive 300-plus total.
It was a superbly paced innings from Coventry; he provided the impetus after the early dismissal of Mark Vermeulen, then tempered his aggression when the wickets tumbled around him in the middle overs, before finishing off with an awesome display of power hitting. What made it even more astonishing was that the next highest score was 37, 157 less than Coventry.
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, But he should have scored the first ever double century. He didn't wanted the strike in last over.