Bangladesh cruised to a six-wicket consolation victory over Zimbabwe in the fourth one-day international in Bulawayo on Friday, giving them their first win of the tour.
Mushfiqur Rahim hit a century, but then followed his teammates' lead by brainlessly throwing his wicket away as Bangladesh conceded the one-day series to Zimbabwe.
After the elation of victory on their Test return, it's back to the trenches for Zimbabwe as they take on Bangladesh in a format which is more familiar to both teams.
Zimbabwe will go into the final day of their Test against Bangladesh needing seven wickets for victory after the bowlers responded to Brendan Taylor's bold declaration.
Four wickets late in the day gave Bangladesh hope, but Zimbabwe still went to stumps on day three in control of their one-off Test having taken a handy first-innings lead.
The final session of day two offered few thrills to the Harare Sports Club crowd, but they were still left satisfied by the fact that Zimbabwe continued to control their Test match against Bangladesh.
It had been a long time coming, but on Zimbabwe's first day of Test cricket in almost six years they did their utmost to prove that a return is not as premature as some have suggested.
With everything taken into account, this should be a close match, if not one of high quality. With a sporting wicket thrown into the equation, entertainment is unlikely to be lacking, writes Tristan Holme.
