Zimbabwe put up a spirited fight against England at Trent Bridge, stretching the match to three days. Despite being the underdogs and facing setbacks, including Richard Ngarava's injury, Zimbabwe displayed resilience with standout performances from Brian Bennett and Sean Williams,

Brian Bennett notched Zimbabwe's fastest Test hundred, off 97 deliveries, becoming only his country's third centurion against England, leading the tourists off to rapturous applau

Meanwhile, England's Test skipper made a memorable return to Test cricket after a lengthy injury layoff by picking up two wickets in three overs. The fast-bowling all-rounder put on an outswinging masterclass with the ball in the final few overs leading up to the Tea break.

Zimbabwe's Brian Bennett said he felt as if he was back in Harare after a loyal band of travelling fans cheered him all the way to a record-breaking century in a one-off Test against England at

Zimbabwe showed resilience against England's commanding first-innings score during the second day of the test at Trent Bridge. Brian Bennett hit 36 not out, partnering with Craig Ervine. England had declared at 565-6 earlier in the day,