The historic 2-1 series win against hosts South Africa has brought the first series win for the Tigers in one of the SENA countries.
In international cricket, South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia are being considered as SENA countries taking the first alphabet of these nations.
Winning series in these countries is often considered as the most difficult for the sub-continent teams considering the challenging playing conditions including plenty of pace and bounce on the wickets.
Bowling first, Bangladesh restricted South Africa for just 154 runs in SuperSport Park, Centurion.
Taskin Ahmed produced one of the fine spells of fast bowling in ODIs as he picked up five wickets conceding just 35 runs.
In reply, Bangladesh top-order dominated the chase led by skipper Tamim Iqbal who was unbeaten on 87 off 82 deliveries while Liton Das scored 48.
