Devendra Bishoo took five wickets Wednesday as West Indies beat Bangladesh by 229 runs in the second cricket test to clinch the two-match series 1-0.
Bangladesh was dismissed for 278 in the penultimate session of the match, with Bishoo taking three of the last four wickets and finishing with figures of 5-90.
Bangladesh had been 263-6 at lunch, chasing an improbable target of 508 with two sessions remaining.
The hosts resumed Wednesday at 164-3 and batted confidently until losing Tamim Iqbal (83), Shakib Al Hasan (55) and Mushfiqur Rahim (69) before lunch.
Bangladesh's Elias Sunny made a memorable seven-wicket debut against the West Indies in the rain-hit opening Test, which ended in a draw on the fifth and final day on Tuesday.
The left-arm spinner grabbed six for 94 in the first innings and one for 34 in the second as the West Indies finished at 100 for two after being set a 226-run target to win the match off 37 overs.
Opener Lendl Simmons made a 49-ball 44, while Kirk Edwards (28 not out) and Darren Bravo (24 not out) were the unbeaten batsmen when play was called off with 15 overs remaining. No play was possible due to rain on Saturday and Sunday.
Sunny also became the third Bangladesh player to bag six wickets in an innings on debut in the morning session as the West Indies was bowled out for 244 in its first innings in reply to Bangladesh's 350 for nine declared. Bangladesh declared its second innings closed at its tea total of 119 for three, with left-handed Shahriar Nafees (50) scoring his sixth Test half-century with the help of eight fours.
Openers Imrul Kayes (13) and Tamim Iqbal (37) were the other batsmen dismissed in the second session. Seamers Darren Sammy and Ravi Rampaul, and spinner Marlon Samuels took one wicket each.
The West Indies earlier added 100 runs in 17 overs to its overnight total of 144 for five, with skipper Sammy smashing a brisk 43-ball 58 with the help of two 6s and eight 4s for his maiden Test half-century.
Sunny, 25, took two of the five wickets to fall in the morning session while left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan took the last three wickets to finish with three for 53 off 18 overs. Sunny struck in his second over when he had Samuels caught by Raqibul Hasan in the covers. Samuels could add just seven runs to his overnight score of 17.
Sammy and Carlton Baugh (30) then counter-attacked to add 60 runs in just seven overs for the seventh wicket before Sunny broke the stand when he bowled Baugh for his sixth victim.
The West Indies captain completed his half-century with a six off Sunny, but did not last long as he was bowled by Shakib after hitting the second six of his innings.
Shakib also dismissed Devendra Bishoo for no score in the same over.
Scoreboard
Bangladesh — 1st innings: 350 for nine decl.
West Indies — 1st innings: L. Simmons c Raqibul b Shahadat 7, K. Brathwaite c Kayes b Sunny 33, K. Edwards lbw b Sunny 17, D. Bravo c Nafees b Sunny 2, S. Chanderpaul c Nafees b Sunny 49, M. Samuels c Raqibul b Sunny 24, C. Baugh b Sunny 30, D. Sammy b Shakib 58, R. Rampaul c Rahim b Shakib 8, F. Edwards (not out) 0, D. Bishoo b Shakib 0; Extras (b-2, lb-2, nb-7, pen-5): 16; Total (in 68 overs): 244.
Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-44, 3-52, 4-114, 5-137, 6-152, 7-212, 8-229, 9-244.
Bangladesh — 2nd innings: T. Iqbal c Baugh b Sammy 37, I. Kayes c Baugh b Rampaul 13, S. Nafees b Samuels 50, R. Hasan (not out) 10, M. Rahim (not out) 2, Extras (b-4, lb-2, nb-1): 7; Total (for three wkts. decl. in 42 overs): 119.
West Indies — 2nd innings: L. Simmons c Rubel b Shakib 44, K. Brathwaite lbw b Sunny 0, K. Edwards (not out) 28, D. Bravo (not out) 24; Extras (lb-2, nb-2): 4; Total (for two wkts. in 22 overs): 100.
Bangladesh players, from left, Shahriar Nafees, Elias Sunny and Raqibul Hasan celebrate the dismissal of West Indies batsman Kirk Edwards during the fourth day of the first cricket test match in Chittagong, Bangladesh on Monday.
Bangladesh debutant Mohammad Ilias Sunny claimed four wickets to help restrict West Indies to 144—5 on the fourth day of the first test on Monday.
After Shahadat Hossain’s early breakthrough, Sunny (4—56) had the visitors teetering in their response to Bangladesh’s first innings score of 350—9 declared. West Indies is still more than 200 runs behind with five first—innings wickets remaining.
West Indies lost opener Lendl Simmons for seven and Kirk Edwards for 17 before tea and continued to struggle after the break.
Shivnarine Chanderpaul was caught off Sunny just one run short of his half century, while Kraigg Brathwaite (33), Darren Bravo and Edwards also fell to the left—arm spinner.
Marlon Samuels was unbeaten on 17 with Carlton Baugh on six when the umpires called an early close with six overs still to bowl due to bad light.
After the second and third day’s play were abandoned because of a wet outfield caused by incessant rains, Bangladesh resumed Monday morning on its day one score of 255—4.
Devendra Bishoo claimed three wickets and Fidel Edwards took two before Bangladesh declared shortly after lunch, with the conditions for batting difficult from the very first ball of the day.
Captain Mushfiqur Rahim, who resumed his innings on 68, was caught by Bishoo off Edwards (2—78) with the day’s first ball.
Nafees, who retired hurt on Friday, added 11 to his 21 before being caught behind off an Edwards delivery.
Bishoo (3—81) then cleaned up the tail, claiming Nasir for 34, Sunny for a duck before lunch and Shahadat for nine, the final wicket before the declaration.
Naeem Islam was unbeaten on 36 at the end of the innings with Rubel Hossain on 5.
Highlights
Scoreboard:
(Overnight- 255 for four)
Tamim Iqbal c Brathwaite b Samuels 52
Imrul Kayes c Baugh b Rampaul 10
Shahriar Nafees c Baugh b Fidel Edwards 32
Raqibul Hassan lbw b Sammy 41
Mushfiqur Rahim c Bishoo b Fidel Edwards 68
Shakib Al Hasan c Baugh b Samuels 40
Naeem Islam not out 36
Nasir Hossain c Baugh b Bishoo 34
Mohammad Ilias Sunny c Sammy b Bishoo 0
Shahadat Hossain st. Baugh b Bishoo 9
Rubel Hossain not out 5
Extras- (8b, 5lb, 5nb, 5w) 23
TOTAL- (for nine wickets) 350 declared
Overs- 122.4 overs.
Fall of wickets- 1—26, 2—110, 3—159, 4—238, 5—255, 6—274, 7—317, 8—317, 9—345.
Bowling- Fidel Edwards 18.4—1—88—2 (5nb, 5w), Ravi Rampaul 23—8—42—1, Darren Sammy 26—8—53—1, Marlon Samuels 25—4—73—2, Devendra Bishoo 30—6—81—3.
West Indies 1st Innings-
Lendl Simmons c Raqibul Hassan b Shahadat Hossain 7
Kraigg Brathwaite c Kayes b Sunny 33
Kirk Edwards lbw b Sunny 17
Darren Bravo c Nafees b Sunny 2
S. Chanderpaul c Nafees b Sunny 49
Marlon Samuels not out 17
C. Baugh not out 6
Extras- (2b, 1lb, 5nb, penalty 5) 13
TOTAL- (for five wickets) 144
Overs- 51.
Fall of wickets- 1—19, 2—44, 3—52, 4—114, 5—137.
Yet to bat- Darren Sammy, Ravi Rampaul, Fidel Edwards, Devendra Bishoo,
Bowling- Shahadat Hossain 5—1—19—1 (4nb), Rubel Hossain 11—2—22—0 (1nb), Shakib Al Hasan 12—2—22—0, Mohammad Ilias Sunny 15—0—56—4, Nasir Hossain 7—1—17—0.
Bangladesh's Suhrawadi Shuvo, second right, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of West Indies batsman Andre Russell, unseen, during in their third and final one-day international cricket match at Chittagong, Bangladesh, Tuesday.
Bangladesh won the third and final one—day international against West Indies by eight wickets to conclude the three—match series on Tuesday.
The hosts, who lost the previous two games, reached the winning target of 62 in just 20 overs after West Indies was bundled out for 61 in 22 overs.
Opener Tamim Iqbal was not out on 36 along with skipper Mushfiqur Rahim on 10 at the end of the match at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium.
Kemar Roach (1—16) claimed opener Imrul Kayes for 11, caught by Kieren Pollard, while Marlon Samuels (1—15) dismissed Shahriar Nafees for a duck.
West Indies was dismissed earlier amid tight bowling by Bangladesh led by former skipper Shakib Al Hasan who claimed four wickets, while conceding only 16 runs.
Bangladeshi bowlers Nasir Hossain and Shafiul Islam also took two wickets.
Shakib trapped skipper Darren Sammy lbw for 2 while bowled Danesh Ramdin (4), had Carlos Brathwaite lbw for 11 and dismissed Anthony Martin (1).
Nasir Hossain (2—3) dismissed opener Kieran Powell for 25, the highest score for West Indies, while he caught and bowled Pollard for a duck.
Shafiul Islam had Samuels (5), caught by Sohrawardy Shuvo, and claimed Darren Bravo for a duck, caught behind by Rahim.
Nazmul Hossain claimed other opener Danza Hyatt (3). Shuvo caught and bowled Andre Russel for 2.
Highlights
Scoreboard:
West Indies:
Danza Hyatt c Kayes b Nazmul Hossain 3
K. Powell b Nasir Hossain 25
Marlon Samuels c Shuvo b Shafiul Islam 5
Darren Bravo c Rahim b Shafiul Islam 0
Kieren Pollard c& b Nasir Hossain 0
Darren Sammy lbw b Shakib 2
Danesh Ramdin b Shakib 4
C.R. Brathwaite lbw b Shakib 11
Andre Russel c&b Shuvo 2
Kemar Roach not out 0
A Martin b Shakib 1
Extras- (3lb, 5w) 8
TOTAL- (all out) 61
Overs- 22.
Fall of wickets- 1—10, 2—33, 3—34, 4—34, 5—36, 6—38, 7—45, 8—48, 9—56, 10—61.
Bowling- Shafiul Islam 7—1—21—2 (1w), Nazmul Hossain 5—0—16—1, Nasir Hossain 2—0—3—2, Shakib Al Hasan 5—0—16—4 (1w), Sohrawardy Shuvo 3—1—2—1.
