Taylor, Bennett put Zimbabwe back in control after Afghanistan’s record stand

Taylor, Bennett put Zimbabwe back in control after Afghanistan’s record stand

Zimbabwe 504 and 164 for 3 (Taylor 82, Bennett 49*, Zia-ur-Rehman 2-65) lead Afghanistan 514 (Shah 173, Rahmanullah 113, Atal 105, Nyamhuri 5-82, Cremer 3-177) by 154 runs

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