Bangladesh are looking to end their difficult tour on a positive note by winning the series in the final match. Tour so farIt’s been a forgettable tour for Bangladesh with poor results across formats. They’ve struggled with both bat and ball. A series win in the last game would give them something to take home and avoid ending the tour empty-handed. The team is treating the decider as a chance to salvage pride and build momentum despite the earlier setbacks. After a tough run, Bangladesh are now focused on one goal — clinch the series in the final match and turn a disappointing tour into a respectable finish. Granted, a big part of the reason for that was Zimbabwe's shockingly poor fielding in the previous game, where six chances went down, but it's meant Bangladesh can take advantage and pull off a come-from-behind victory. For Zimbabwe, fielding will be the biggest area of concern. A little further behind will be their batting. The highest individual score and the highest partnership for them across the two games have been 44. Brian Bennett scored 44 in the first game, Milton Shumba and Sikandar Raza added 44 in the second. While it's not the worst thing to have spurts of smaller, quicker contributions in T20s, having a player stay at the crease longer will be helpful for Zimbabwe, particularly when 170-180 have been winning totals and given their bowlers have been hitting their marks regularly. Sikandar Raza - Zimbabwe’s match-winner Came in at 21/3 chasing 187 in the 2nd T20I and hit 28 off 12 to keep Zimbabwe in the game. More than just hitting: he’s a canny, economical bowler who can break partnerships in a spell. With his batting, bowling and sharp game awareness, he’s Zimbabwe’s biggest match-winner. Rishad Hossain - Bangladesh’s X-factor Was dropped for the 1st T20I, came back in the 2nd and took a 4-wicket haul, including Raza. His height + big turn makes him dangerous in any phase — attacking or defending batters. Zimbabwe handled him well in 2024: 5 wickets in 5 games at 8.64 economy. If they repeat that, they neutralize Bangladesh’s middle-overs threat. If not, he will run the game. Pace bowlers have taken the majority of the wickets in three of the four innings so far this series, Rishad and Mahedi Hasan dominated the other. The quicks will hope there is grass on the pitch. The weather is expected to be pleasant, around 25 degrees Celsius, with no forecast of rain.