Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza is quite enthusiastic about Bangladesh. This was immediately apparent during Zimbabwe's visit to Bangladesh. This time, he accompanied his spouse and children on a visit to Bangladesh. Raja, despite failing to secure victory in the series, returned from Bangladesh brimming with love.

The Zimbabwean captain expressed gratitude to the people of Bangladesh in a lengthy Facebook post upon his return. Additionally, he wished Bangladesh success in the forthcoming Twenty20 World Cup. This year, Zimbabwe was eliminated from the World Cup in the shortest format, which features 20 nations. 

Raja wrote in his post, “Thanks Bangladesh Cricket: The Tigers for having us and best wishes to Bangladesh for the World Cup. Massive thank you to all Bangladeshi’s for the love my team, my family and I received and for that I will forever be grateful. Ami Tomader Valobashi (I love you all). In sha Allah we will meet again.”

Coming back to the series, Zimbabwe lost the five-match T20I series against Bangladesh by 4-1. Zimbabwe fought well in the last three T20Is but were able to secure win just in the last T20I yesterday by 8 wickets. Raza played match-winning innings in the match. He was unbeaten on 72 runs off just 46 balls.