4.47pm No Tendai Chatara, so that means the end of the Zimbabwe innings. They fought valiabtly, but were overpowered eventually. Taijul becomes the third Bangladeshi to take a five-for in three successive innings, after Enamul Haque Jnr and Shakib Al Hasan.

Great fighting effort from Brendan Taylor and PJ Moor, but once that partnership was broken, Bangladesh could get past the rest without much fuss. Mehidy was also excellent with his lines and trajectories. Taylor sort of threw it away with an ill-tempered slog, but to be fair to him, he would have thought he had the gap found. It really was a stunner of a catch from Taijul - what a day for him!

Massive 218-run lead for Bangladesh. They can still enforce the follow-on if they wish to, but will they? We will have to wait overnight to find out. That means an end to today's ball-by-ball coverage. Hope you enjoyed it. Be back here tomorrow. Off you go.

"It was a lot easier to bat than we thought. Days four and five we expect it to turn more, but today was surprisingly easy," says PJ Moor.

Farhan: "Follow on should be enforced. The last few overs today might cost Zimbabwe a wicket or two. So, that a fourth day pitch will be a special test for them, given that they only have 9 wickets in hand. It will be a easy chase even they can avoid an innings defeat"

MD. ARIFUR RAHM: "Isn't Khaled Ahmed is quite unlucky as a debutant? two drop catches from his over!"

Nafis: "No matter what the deficit is, BD won't like to bat last in this pitch. So the question of Following-On Zim is out of question."