Player of the Match
Player of the Match

Brathwaite and Campbell make their way out to the middle. Taijul Islam is given the first over. The captain to take first strike. Slip in place, as also short leg

Shif: "Its not a draw,there will be a result coming out for sure.When WI looks favourite but you never know,BD could fight back and chase down like chattogram. Who knows!!!" --- If I am in the Bangladesh camp, I am going to say that we have about 27 overs remaining for today. With the amount of time left, and even with spin expected to play the big part, we might only get in about 24 or so. Let's try and get them down to 50 for 3 by stumps. That's 163 for 3 at the end of the day

Sandeep Mathew: "So far so good from the Windies. I just hope they don't fritter away the advantage with loose shots or lack of concentration. Chasing anything 200 in fourth innings will always be tricky"

Right, this Test match is quite nicely poised. West Indies will be glad with this lead, but there's some assistance on this pitch still if the bowlers are willing to use the bounce and freshness of the new ball. The eventual collapse was dramatic, but the seeds of this lead were sown on the evening of Day 2. Let's see how West Indies approach their second dig, which resumes in a short while. Stay right here with us.

3.27 pm It's also a rare innings where all 10 wickets of Bangladesh's fell to catches. Teamwork trumps everything else, isn't it?

96.5
W
Joseph to Abu Jayed, OUT, this has lifted off a length, and been taken at gully! Banged in with purpose by Joseph, and Jayed was poised to try and go forward, but ended up being surprised by the pace. Was on the hop as he hoped to negotiate it, but ended up playing it off the shoulder of the bat towards gully. West Indies are overjoyed with this effort, as they wind up with a 113-run lead

Abu Jayed c Bonner b Joseph 1 (22m 10b 0x4 0x6) SR: 10.00

96.4
0
Joseph to Abu Jayed, no run, back of a length, outside off, left alone

Mr Robot: "So far Taijul has proved himself a better batsman than Shanto and Soumya." --- With a few chances, to be fair. Those guys fell to the first errors they made

Oh West Indies gave that a review. It was definitely not out, because of an inside edge!

96.3
0
Joseph to Abu Jayed, no run, length, jags back in from outside off, and strikes him on the pad. Sliding down leg, though there's a big appeal initially. No review taken. Perhaps an inside edge as well on it
96.3
1w
Joseph to Abu Jayed, 1 wide, short of a length, cramping him for room. Deemed a wide, because it bounced way over him
96.2
0
Joseph to Abu Jayed, no run, length, around off, defended
96.1
0
Joseph to Abu Jayed, no run, down the leg side, and he leaves

Alzarri Joseph about to get a go. 30 overs still left for the day, with only a little over an hour of scheduled play. We will definitely have an extra half-hour today

END OF OVER:
96 | 4 Runs | BAN: 295/9

  • Taijul Islam13 (17b)
  • Abu Jayed1 (5b)
  • Rahkeem Cornwall32-8-74-5
  • Shannon Gabriel21-3-70-3
95.6
0
Cornwall to Taijul Islam, no run, driven back to the bowler

It actually went off the inner edge. Got Da Silva on the gloves, and then ran up and hit him on the chest. All kinds of bizarre!

95.5
0
Cornwall to Taijul Islam, no run, missed stumping chance! Was it also a drop? A good length ball outside off, and he looks for the drive. Goes to Da Silva, and just pops out of his glove. Had he collected properly, may have been a stumping chance, even if that didn't take the outside edge. So much happening whenever Cornwall bowls!
95.4
0
Cornwall to Taijul Islam, no run, defends one around leg stump
95.3
2
Cornwall to Taijul Islam, 2 runs, down the wicket, and lofted through the mid-wicket region. Gabriel gets across from mid-on to stop it

Blackwood went from slip and fired in a good throw, but Cornwall couldn't quite collect it. Was a fair distance away from the stumps too

95.2
1
Cornwall to Abu Jayed, 1 run, length, presses forward to defend. Off the edge, but towards point, and they hurry through for a single

Slip, leg slip and short leg

95.1
1
Cornwall to Taijul Islam, 1 run, length, works it away through his pads towards deep backward square leg. Takes the single, that brings no.11 on strike

END OF OVER:
95 | 1 Run | BAN: 291/9

  • Abu Jayed0 (4b)
  • Taijul Islam10 (12b)
  • Shannon Gabriel21-3-70-3
  • Rahkeem Cornwall31-8-70-5
94.6
0
Gabriel to Abu Jayed, no run, length, around off, moving back in. He defends. It drops towards mid-off, and Jayed comes a few steps down looking for the single, but Taijul wants to retain strike at the other end
94.5
0
Gabriel to Abu Jayed, no run, length, wide outside off, bowled at 134.8 kph, and Jayed leaves

Two slips, gully, leg gully and short leg in place for Jayed, as Gabriel goes over the wicket

charles: "can they take deficit to two figure or not. i am scared that while writing this, i will see them all out"

94.4
1
Gabriel to Taijul Islam, 1 run, fullish length, and he taps this towards mid-on. The man is a touch wide, and they scamper through for a single
94.3
0
Gabriel to Taijul Islam, no run, hops to negotiate a shorter ball
94.2
0
Gabriel to Taijul Islam, no run, full, and he looks to whip this away. Dropped at short mid-wicket! Was a regulation catch to Brathwaite, and he probably took it a bit too easy. Was at a comfortable height, around his chest. Probably just got caught between going with his palms facing downwards, or going for the reverse cup

Ashis: "@Debayan, how is the pitch behaving now? Is it turning a lot?" --- Not really. Cornwall's wickets have all been by and large to subtle variations in length, line and pace

Bangladesh 4th innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st59Tamim IqbalSoumya Sarkar
2nd11Tamim IqbalNajmul Hossain Shanto
3rd8Mominul HaqueNajmul Hossain Shanto
4th23Mushfiqur RahimMominul Haque
5th14Mohammad MithunMominul Haque
6th32Mominul HaqueLitton Das
7th6Litton DasMehidy Hasan Miraz
8th10Taijul IslamMehidy Hasan Miraz
9th25Mehidy Hasan MirazNayeem Hasan
10th25Abu JayedMehidy Hasan Miraz