Sohag Gazi has come a remarkably long way considering the little support he got during his early years in Bangladesh cricket

A preview of the second and final Test of the series between Bangladesh and New Zealand in Mirpur

New Zealand batsman Peter Fulton has said that the pitch for the second Test and final Test in Mirpur, starting on Monday, could favour the spinners more

Since Habibul Bashar's retirement, Bangladesh haven't had a regular at one-drop. Marshall's debut Test may not have been extraordinary, but there were indications that he has the mettle for Test cricket

His confidence while playing spin on the subcontinent has made Kane Williamson an important, inspirational part of the New Zealand squad

Shakib Al Hasan believes that the team has thrown up more faces who could be potentially match-winners, with Sohaq Gazi being the latest prospect

Bangladesh have not had a much success in finding a batsman who thrives at No. 4. Mominul Haque has made a positive start in that position

Twenty-year-old legspinner Ish Sodhi's progress has impressed New Zealand coach Mike Hesson, and he has earmarked the bowler as one for the future

The first Test in Chittagong was only Bangladesh's second instance of drawing a match against New Zealand but home captain Mushfiqur Rahim was not satisfied with the result

Bangladesh are more cohesive than they were two years ago, and that's because of Mushfiqur Rahim's leadership and the rise in status of players like Sohag Gazi

Sohag Gazi couldn't believe he had claimed a hat-trick on the final day in Chittagong and, even hours later, he found it hard to describe the moment

Plays of the day from the fifth day of the first Test between Bangladesh and New Zealand in Chittagong

Even as the first Test petered out to a draw, the home side had plenty of reasons to celebrate, not least among them Sohag Gazi's performance on the final day

Bangladesh have often used a specialist batsman at No 8, but Gazi's growth as an assured strokemaker could help them save a key position in the future

New Zealand ended the fourth day of the first Test with an 85-run lead, but an unresponsive pitch meant Trent Boult and his fellow seamers endured another difficult outing - the second in a row

Plays of the day from the fourth day of the first Test between Bangladesh and New Zealand in Chittagong

Sohag Gazi's maiden century had left the first Test in Chittagong nicely poised, but a passing shower drastically diminished chances of a result

Hailing from Bangladesh' premier sports school, the BKSP, Mominul's maiden century proves why he was earmarked for the future

New Zealnd batsman Hamish Rutherford said some early wickets and quick runs on day four and a wearing pitch on the final day could boost the visitors' chances of a victory in the Chittagong Test

Plays of the Day from the third day of the Chittagong Test between Bangladesh and New Zealand