West Indies vs Bangladesh

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Showing the last 30 overs of this innings.

1. • 56.4WShamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, out Bowled!! Cleans him up with an absolute jaffa! Unplayable delivery that almost went like a leg-break after pitching, not much Rahim could've done about it. Such an impressive burst this has been from Shamar who is giving it everything in this final session. Back of a length delivery angled in on middle and leg, nips away sharply after pitching, opens him up in defence and goes off the back thigh onto off stump. Rahim's reaction says it all. He knows he wasn't at fault there. Shamar belts out a loud roar as his teammates converge upon him to celebrate. They still believe that a win is possible. Mushfiqur b Shamar Joseph 49(123) [4s-6]
2. • 54.24Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, FOUR, caught in the crease in defence and drags it off a thick inside-edge past leg stump! Could've so easily played on! Was a length ball angled in on off and Das was rooted to the crease
3. • 51.4WJomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, out Bowled!! Warrican switches to over the wicket and he has bowled Hridoy behind his legs! Hridoy is in disbelief! He is asking what happened and the umpire has sent it upstairs to confirm the dismissal. Oh yes, the ball has clearly flicked the stump to dislodge the bail. Change of angle works immediately. Was very full outside leg, Hridoy went for the sweep, missed it, and the ball turned enough to hit the stump. 100 Test wickets for Jomel Warrican who's had a series to remember. 9 wickets in the first Test and 7 so far in the second. Towhid Hridoy b Jomel Warrican 82(140) [4s-8]
   • 51.34Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, byes, FOUR, full toss down the leg-side, Hridoy looks to sweep but the ball beats everyone and runs away to the boundary
4. • 50.44Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, FOUR, 142kph, low full toss outside off, Rahim drives sweetly through the covers and moves to 49. Gentle punch of the gloves between the two batters
5. • 49.34Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, FOUR, drifting down leg, Rahim looks to sweep and it runs away very fine past the keeper. Ump reckons he got something on it
6. • 46.34Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, FOUR, shortish, outside off, Mushfiqur Rahim hangs back, opens the face of the bat and runs it down behind square for a four. That was a deft touch from the batter
7. • 45.14Joshua Bishop to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, short ball, outside off, dragged down, Towhid Hridoy goes back and smacks the pull down to deep mid for a four
8. • 42.44Justin Greaves to Mushfiqur, FOUR, banged in short, at the ribs, the ball takes the gloves and goes wide of the keeper. No chance for Jangoo down leg
9. • 36.14Joshua Bishop to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, looking to play some shots! That was tossed up delivery, Towhid Hridoy got under the ball an drilled it over his partner for a four
10. • 35.34Roston Chase to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, charged down, looks to launch, one hand comes off and the ball goes over mid-wicket for a four. He didn't control it that well but did enough to send it wide of deep mid
11. • 34.54Joshua Bishop to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, short, wide, slapped! The man at short third had no chance. Fifty for Towhid Hridoy. He is looking set for another big score. Windies have failed to breach his defences in this game
12. • 33.54Roston Chase to Towhid Hridoy, 4 byes, oodles of turn, but all of it down leg and misses everyone to race down to fine leg fence. Bangladesh will take it
13. • 31.3OTeam milestoneJomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, 1 run, angled in, on the pads, nudged down behind square for a single
14. • 30.64Joshua Bishop to Mushfiqur, FOUR, short, wide, gets the room, chops the ball away and sends that between short third man and point for a four. That was well placed and timed by Mushfiqur Rahim
15. • 23.3UDRS reviewJomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, no run, Rahim stood firmly. Was confident he didn't edge it. Review lost. That was a tossed up delivery, Mushfiqur Rahim looked to defend and the ball landed on the rough, spun a mile and was held by the slip fielder. Windies thought it came off the edge but wasn't to be
16. • 21.34Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, supeb shot! Drives it inside out and sends that down to deep cover for a four. That was fuller and in the slot
17. • 18.64Roston Chase to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, 10 off the over! Towhid Hridoy wants to go after the target. That was short, outside off, Towhid Hridoy rocked back and controlled the cut to send it down to deep point. That was well placed
18. • 14.54Roston Chase to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, too full, spins in, Towhid Hridoy clips the ball behind square and beats the man at short fine. The fielder gave it a chase but the ball ran away in the end. Poor line as that was on the pads
    • 14.2OTeam fiftyRoston Chase to Mushfiqur, 1 run, chips down the track and clips the ball down to deep mid. Played that with the spin
19. • 13.44Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR, drifting down leg, he looks to sweep and gets it very fine past the keeper
    • 13.14Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, FOUR, the shots keep coming from Bangladesh! Tossed up outside off, Rahim gets low, reaches out and hits the sweep shot through square leg
20. • 11.5WJomel Warrican to Najmul Hossain Shanto, out Lbw!! Oh sharp turn, Warrican likes it and he wants a review. Captain agrees with him. Let's see what we have here. It was floated up wide of off, landed in the footmarks and ripped back towards the stumps, striking Shanto on the pad. Is the impact in line? Is it hitting? Oh ball-tracking says yes on both counts and West Indies roar in delight. It's crashing into the top of middle and leg and Shanto is out of here. He looks perplexed as he watches the replay on the big screen. He was on the back foot looking to clip it away as the ball turned in sharply. Jangoo was the one who asked the skipper to go for it along with Warrican. They've got it spot on. Najmul Hossain Shanto lbw b Jomel Warrican 14(27) [4s-1]
21. • 7.6WJomel Warrican to Tanzid Hasan Tamim, out Caught by Joshua Da Silva!! Very strange batting! Fielder was sent back to the midwicket boundary, Tanzid still goes for the slog-sweep and hits it straight to the man. Floated up on middle and leg by Warrican who gives it plenty of air, and Tanzid can't resist. But you have to wonder whether what the idea is from Bangladesh. Was Tanzid sent in with the message to try and take the game on to give his team an outside chance of a win? You certainly don't bat this way when you're trying to save a Test. Tanzid Hasan Tamim c Joshua Da Silva b Jomel Warrican 21(32) [4s-4]
    • 7.54Jomel Warrican to Tanzid Hasan Tamim, FOUR, well they're going for their shots! Tossed up just outside off, he gets low and smashes the slog-sweep through midwicket
22. • 5.54Shamar Joseph to Tanzid Hasan Tamim, FOUR, loose shot away from the body and it flies off the edge between slips and gully! 144kph length ball outside off, Tanzid looks to drive on the up, the ball perhaps straightens a touch and finds a healthy edge. Lucky to get away with it
    • 5.34Shamar Joseph to Tanzid Hasan Tamim, FOUR, cracking pull shot - nearly goes all the way! 142kph, back of a length around the waist, Tanzid takes it on and smashes it well in front of square
23. • 3.34Shamar Joseph to Najmul Hossain Shanto, FOUR, dug in on a short of length, Shanto takes it on and pulls it fiercely through midwicket. Cracking shot for his first boundary!
24. • 2.64Jayden Seales to Tanzid Hasan Tamim, FOUR, much more conviction behind the shot this time and he nails it to the square leg boundary! Back of a length around the hip, not short at all but he still pulls it away

1. • West Indies won the series when they last came to Bangladesh in 2021, and they've taken the series once more. In the process, they've hurt Bangladesh's chances in the World Test Championship. Jomel Warrican was the star for the visitors, taking 16 wickets across the two Tests. For context, the troika of Taijul Islam, Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Nayeem Hasan took 16 wickets combined in the series. The arrival of Tawhid Hridoy, though, has been the biggest positive for the hosts. In just his third Test for the country, he produced one of the greatest knocks by a Bangladesh batter to help them avoid a 2-0 whitewash. He'll be one to watch out for when they go to South Africa in less than a week. Their seam attack, led by Hasan Mahmud, should be good to watch as well, although the continued absence of Nahid Rana remains a pain point. That's all for now. Hope you enjoyed our coverage. Goodbye!
   • Chase (2/2): Wickham is an exciting player. I had the privilege of seeing him play at the club in 2024. He scored back-to-back first-class hundreds. So it’s not just a case where he performed one year, but he backed it up two years in a row. To see him finally getting a chance and take it with both hands is pleasing. Having some mental toughness is always good to see. Jomel had a brilliant series. He led the bowling attack. These are spin friendly conditions. He bowled some marathon spells and didn't want to put the ball down and that shows his bowling fitness. To show the fight he did, he was outstanding. Yeah, it’s a bit sad having the team perform like this this year and then you have to wait for a long time to get back up there as a unit (Windies are not slated to play any Tests for the next 5-6 months). So I know the guys are going to be sad about it, but we’re going to have some time to work on some weaknesses that we have, and hopefully when we come back we can keep the same playing. Hopefully, when we come back we will still have the same flame burning.
   • Roston Chase | West Indies captain (1/2): Obviously, we came here wanting to win Two Test matches. We didn't get that but we will take this. I thought that we had enough time, but the two batters today, especially, they played well. The wicket was a bit easy, and we thought that if we probably had got one more wicket in this morning, it would have done a bit more, but it didn’t materialise as we thought. But I thought we had enough time. We just thought that probably we let the lead get away. If we had that lead, obviously we wouldn’t have to take the batting so long. So I think that we got away from us a bit. Hridoy's double took the lead from us. So, we had our meetings, we had our plans. We always said that the first year was going to be tough, but we expected dominance in the second year, and that’s what we did. We had three series, we didn’t lose any. We won two. Thought that we should have won one against Pakistan as well, so we would have won all three, but we won two out of three, and we didn’t lose any. So I think that that is a fantastic feat for the team, and we’re moving in the right direction.
   • Jomel Warrican, Player of the Series: Honestly, that was my goal playing Test cricket, to achieve 100 Test wickets. But as a spinner, opportunities are very limited, especially as our culture is fast bowling. So for me, my target, Shane Shillingford had 70 wickets. Then for me to get 100 Test wickets, that’s one of my top achievements. I’m a strong believer in things that you get the conditions, you dominate. So for me, I’ve always come to Asia to dominate because the conditions fit for me as a spinner. So I really enjoy bowling in these type of conditions. One is consistency and approach. How you plan it, where you’re bowling, as well also watching the batsmen as well and assessing wickets, and also just being patient. That is the only key that I found with bowling, being able to hit the same area consistently over and over.
   • Towhid Hridoy, Player of the Match: When I did the mistake, I look to learn from it. I knew what thinking I had to change. I tried to execute it. To be very honest, from my childhood, I always follow Mushfiqur bhai. He is my idol, and when I got the opportunity to bat with him, it’s obviously a privilege, and always I try to learn from him. And in the middle, I talk with him, and I told him, if you think anything, please let me know. I will try. Always I want to see the ball, play according to the ball. I tried but it will happen again (On missing a 100 in the second innings).
   • Shanto (2/2): Yeah, he (Towhid Hridoy) has been very impressive. We all know how good he is, especially in white-ball cricket, and after the first match he didn’t perform, but the way he came back was very impressive. And we have been looking for someone, batting at number five, six, to play this kind of finishing. So very happy to have him in the team, and I hope he will continue his batting. I think to be very honest, difficult (on the upcoming tour to South Africa). I still believe this team is slowly— it’s going better and better and better. In this sort of time, it’s very hard to prepare also, to be very honest. But as a professional, we have to address that condition and actually some of the guys are experienced to play there. And I hope they will cope up with the conditions. If you look at last 10, 15 years back, history is not as good. But last few years, I think this team is going forward and the fans have been outstanding. They came to the ground, see us, and support us all the time, when we were losing or in the tough time, they are always outstanding. So happy to see this. And I hope they will come again and again, and I can assure that this team will keep going forward.
   • Najmul Hossain Shanto | Bangladesh captain (1/2): I think disappointing, to be very honest, because the way we prepared ourselves, we should have won this Test match, but we didn’t bat well in the first innings, except Hridoy, I think that cost us this match. Overall this series very disappointing. I think we have been playing very good cricket over the last few years, but this series we didn’t, I think, all three departments, batting, bowling, and fielding, didn’t execute well. Even in the field we were not putting enough energy in the field. So very disappointing, and overall if you look at our batting as well, we are not consistent enough. I think individually some big runs, but as a team not collectively so big. Yes, we knew that what we wanted to play in home condition. We have been planning since last few months back and we know what we want, but I think we didn’t execute our plan properly, especially bowling department, we didn’t bowl well to be very honest. But in this series we didn’t bowl well. The pacers bowled really well in these conditions and that was very impressive.
   • A double hundred and an 82 on the final day. It won't be wrong to say that Towhid Hridoy headlined the Test. Both teams had their moments to seize the initiative but the slow track at Sylhet in the end petered out for a draw. Windies batted first, were in early trouble and then Jangoo with a ton rescued them. Bangladesh then were one batter short as Shadman Islam got injured. And they were almost 200 runs behind and were 7 down. But Hridoy took matters in his own hands and struck a magnificent 242 not out. Windies had to bat well again and they did so. This time Hodge scored a 100 and Wickham again came good. Windies set a mammoth target of 369 on the final day. Bangladesh again lost early wickets but Hridoy once more stood tall and got solid company in the form of Rahim. Hridoy fell in the final session but his solid display in the previous two sessions had done enough for his side. Rahim scored 49 and during it also surpassed 7000 Test runs becoming the first Bangladeshi batter to do so. There was a milestone for Warrican as well who picked up his 100th Test wicket in the form of Hridoy. Windies despite the draw have clinched the series and have beaten a solid Bangladesh side who play very well at home. Windies will be pretty chuffed with this as they take the 2-match series 1-0.
   • 15:56 Local Time, 09:56 GMT, 15:26 IST: The umpires continue to take readings. We feel it is getting better. The umpires took the readings from both ends and are walking off. I am not a great lip reader, but the umpire said it is over. Handshakes happening now. Phil Simmons was the first to shake hands with the umpire. A tardy game for the bowlers for most parts has come to a tame end. The bad light once again stealing all the limelight, as ironical as it may sound.
   • 15:43 Local Time, 09:43 GMT, 15:13 IST: The umpires get together. The players in a huddle. The readings being taken. A huge cloud isn't helping the cause. Play has been stopped. Miraz and Hodge doing a job. The former teaching the latter actually. If the light improves, they will come back but chances of that are bleak. So, bad light stops play for the moment. There will be an inpsection at 16:00 PM local and we will get more updates post that.
2. End of over 59 · 1 run (1 0 0 0 0 0)BAN 184/4Litton Das 7(29) · Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1(3) · Roston Chase 16-3-47-0
   • 58.6•Roston Chase to Litton Das, no run, rides the bounce, plays with the spin and tucks it down to short fine
   • 58.5•Roston Chase to Litton Das, no run, from round the wicket, angled across, Litton Das hangs back and taps it down
   • 58.4•Roston Chase to Litton Das, no run, from round the wicket, tossed up, outside off, left alone to the keeper
   • 58.3•Roston Chase to Litton Das, no run, tucks the ball down to square leg. It has gotten a little dark. The lightmeter is out. They are not going off.
   • 58.2•Roston Chase to Litton Das, no run, tucked off the pads to short leg
   • 58.11Roston Chase to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, 1 run, overpitched around off, driven to mid-off
3. • Change in bowling. Might have to do with the light not being good enough for Shamar to continue. A shame really - he was in the middle of such a good spell
   • Roston Chase [15.0-3-46-0] is back into the attack
4. End of over 58 · 0 runs (0 0 0 0 0 0)BAN 183/4Litton Das 7(24) · Mehidy Hasan Miraz 0(2) · Jomel Warrican 18-4-44-3
   • 57.6•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, tossed up outside leg, almost in the blockhole, Das squeezes it out
   • 57.5•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, over the wicket now, tossed up outside leg, Das defends forward
   • Light has faded rapidly in the last few minutes
   • 57.4•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, 77kph, good length on middle and leg, not much turn and Das defends off the back foot
   • 57.3•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, drifting in on leg, goes on with the arm and catches the inside half of the bat this time in defence
   • Now a gully comes in too
   • 57.2•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, 75kph, tossed up on a length just outside off, he gets forward to defend and it catches the outside half of the bat after turning away
   • 57.1•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, slow on a length, Das has plenty of time on the back foot to defend
5. • Some time being taken for the field to be set. Slip and short leg in place. Now a silly point comes in as well.
6. End of over 57 · 1 run (0 0 1b W 0 0) · 1 wktBAN 183/4Mehidy Hasan Miraz 0(2) · Litton Das 7(18) · Shamar Joseph 10-3-31-1
   • 56.6•Shamar Joseph to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, no run, good length on off, defended forward
   • 56.5•Shamar Joseph to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, no run, dug in short just outside off, Mehidy drops his hands and leaves
   • Mehidy Hasan Miraz, right handed bat, comes to the crease
   • 56.4WShamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, out Bowled!! Cleans him up with an absolute jaffa! Unplayable delivery that almost went like a leg-break after pitching, not much Rahim could've done about it. Such an impressive burst this has been from Shamar who is giving it everything in this final session. Back of a length delivery angled in on middle and leg, nips away sharply after pitching, opens him up in defence and goes off the back thigh onto off stump. Rahim's reaction says it all. He knows he wasn't at fault there. Shamar belts out a loud roar as his teammates converge upon him to celebrate. They still believe that a win is possible. Mushfiqur b Shamar Joseph 49(123) [4s-6]
   • Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!
   • Floodlights starting to come on
   • 56.31bShamar Joseph to Litton Das, byes, 138kph, back of a length outside off, again it dies on the way to the keeper and goes on the second bounce, causing Jangoo more strife. Another blow to the hand for him
   • 56.2•Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, no run, 142kph, skiddy length ball on off and middle, Das hangs back and defends
   • 56.1•Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, no run, 139kph yorker on off, Das gets the bat down in time to defend
7. End of over 56 · 1 run (0 0 0 0 1 0)BAN 182/3Mushfiqur Rahim 49(122) · Litton Das 7(15) · Jomel Warrican 17-3-44-3
   • 55.6•Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, no run, length ball sliding in on leg, Rahim hangs back and defends off the inside half to short leg
   • 55.51Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, 1 run, drifting into the pads with this arm ball, it's quicker at 88kph and Das nudges it behind square
   • 55.4•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, 79kph, tossed up and drifting in on middle, defended forward
   • 55.3•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, prods forward and defends down the pitch
   • 55.2•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, too full on middle, defended forward
   • 55.1•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, pushed through quicker on a length just outside off, Das is caught in the crease in defence and it turns away slightly to beat the edge
8. End of over 55 · 5 runs (0 4 0 0 0 1)BAN 181/3Litton Das 6(10) · Mushfiqur Rahim 49(121) · Shamar Joseph 9-2-31-0
   • 54.61Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, 1 run, clipped off the pads to deep square leg
   • 54.5•Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, no run, Shamar is on his haunches as this misses off stump by a whisker! 145kph, cuts in off a length with Das committed to the leave. He lifts his bat and just about survives as it goes past the top of off stump. Good burst from Shamar this with West Indies giving it one final shot
   • 54.4•Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, no run, back of a length on off, blocked from the crease
   • 54.3•Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, no run, left alone in the channel
   • 54.24Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, FOUR, caught in the crease in defence and drags it off a thick inside-edge past leg stump! Could've so easily played on! Was a length ball angled in on off and Das was rooted to the crease
   • 54.1•Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, no run, good length on fifth stump, Das leaves and Jangoo's fingers are taking a beating with the ball staying low yet again. Goes on the second bounce and hits him on the left hand once more
9. End of over 54 · 1 run (0 1 0 0 0 0)BAN 176/3Mushfiqur Rahim 49(121) · Litton Das 1(4) · Jomel Warrican 16-3-43-3
   • 53.6•Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, no run, drifting down leg, he looks to defend but gets it on the pad
   • 53.5•Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, no run, tossed up on off, 76kph, Rahim defends forward
   • 53.4•Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, no run, smothered on the front foot in defence
   • 53.3•Jomel Warrican to Mushfiqur, no run, slow on a length on off, 76kph, Rahim gets forward to defend and it catches the outside half of the bat before rolling to point
   • 53.21Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, 1 run, good length on middle and leg, he goes back and tucks it through midwicket
   • 53.1•Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, drifting in on leg, defended with bat in front of pad
10. End of over 53 · 0 runs (0 0 0 0 0 0)BAN 175/3Mushfiqur Rahim 49(117) · Litton Das 0(2) · Shamar Joseph 8-2-26-0
    • 52.6•Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, no run, 136kph, short of length on middle, doesn't get much too high, it's only just above the waist and Rahim is able to deadbat it down the pitch
    • 52.5•Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, no run, good length on off, defended forward
    • 52.4•Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, no run, 144.5kph, full and straight at the stumps, Rahim knocks it to mid-on, looks for a single but is sent back
    • 52.3•Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, no run, short ball angling down leg, Rahim ducks under it and the ball goes on the second bounce to Jangoo once more. He looks at his left hand after being unable to gather it cleanly
    • 52.2•Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, no run, length ball angling down leg, left alone
    • 52.1•Shamar Joseph to Mushfiqur, no run, 137.6kph, back of a length around off, Rahim gets behind the line and defends
11. End of over 52 · 4 runs (0 0 4b W 0 0) · 1 wktBAN 175/3Litton Das 0(2) · Mushfiqur Rahim 49(111) · Jomel Warrican 15-3-42-3
    • 51.6Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, turns away off a length outside off, Das waits on the back foot and cuts to point
    • 51.5Jomel Warrican to Litton Das, no run, back to round the wicket for the new man, lands it on a good length outside off and Das blocks from the crease into the off-side
    • Litton Das, right handed bat, comes to the crease
    • 51.4WJomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, out Bowled!! Warrican switches to over the wicket and he has bowled Hridoy behind his legs! Hridoy is in disbelief! He is asking what happened and the umpire has sent it upstairs to confirm the dismissal. Oh yes, the ball has clearly flicked the stump to dislodge the bail. Change of angle works immediately. Was very full outside leg, Hridoy went for the sweep, missed it, and the ball turned enough to hit the stump. 100 Test wickets for Jomel Warrican who's had a series to remember. 9 wickets in the first Test and 7 so far in the second. Towhid Hridoy b Jomel Warrican 82(140) [4s-8]
    • Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!
    • Warrican switches to over the wicket and he has bowled Hridoy behind his legs! Hridoy is in disbelief! He is asking what happened and the umpire has sent it upstairs to confirm the dismissal.
    • 51.34Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, byes, FOUR, full toss down the leg-side, Hridoy looks to sweep but the ball beats everyone and runs away to the boundary
    • 51.2Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, no run, tossed up on middle and leg, defended forward
    • 51.1Jomel Warrican to Towhid Hridoy, no run, length ball on middle and leg, punched off the back foot to mid-on