Shakib Al Hasan starred with bat and ball to lead Bangladesh to a crushing 87-run victory on Friday in their first one-day international against Zimbabwe in Chittagong.

He scored 101 off 99 balls to lead the team to 7-281 and then grabbed 4-41 as the home side dismissed Zimbabwe for 194 in 42.1 overs to take 1-0 lead in the five-match series.

Shakib shared a record 148-run fifth-wicket partnership with Mushfiqur Rahim to help Bangladesh recover from 4-70 to a competitive score after they were put in to bat first.

The allrounder, who also had a hand in Bangladesh’s previous highest fifth-wicket stand of 119 against South Africa in Dhaka in 2008, struck 10 fours.

Rahim made 65 off 72 balls with the help of two fours and as many sixes.

Debutant Sabbir Rahman provided a late sparkle hitting an unbeaten 44 off 25 balls, which included three fours and three sixes.

Tinashe Panyangara claimed 3-66 for Zimbabwe.

The tourists started their chase positively, reaching 46 runs in the first seven overs, before Shakib put a brake on their innings with two wickets in his second over.

Fellow spinners Arafat Sunny (2-22) and Mahmudullah (2-40) and paceman Mashrafe Mortaza (2-33) gave him ample support making regular breakthroughs.

Brendan Taylor top-scored with 54 for Zimbabwe before he became the victim of a spectacular catch by Rahim off Mortaza.

Bangladesh swept Zimbabwe 3-0 in the Test series.

The second ODI will be held on Sunday at the same venue.