ESPNcricinfo staff22-Jan-2016Hamilton Masakadza then took charge, reaching his fifty off 35 balls•AFPHe found good company from Richmond Mutumbami and…•AFP… Malcolm Waller, before both batsmen were bowled•AFPHamilton, though, stayed unbeaten on 93 as Zimbabwe finished strong on 180•AFPTendai Chisoro and Neville Madziva then reduced Bangladesh to 17 for 4 within three overs•AFPMahmudullah, however, pulled the hosts back into the match with a fifty•AFPBut timely strikes from Zimbabwe’s bowlers ensured that the visitors squared the four-match series 2-2 with an 18-run win•AFP