TeymurBlake
First Class Captain
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2015
- Runs
- 4,489
Well done WI. Great performance. Bangladesh need to go back to the drawing board.
-
Contact the PP Team
West Indies [406] beat Bangladesh [43 & 144] by an innings and 219 runs in the first Test
- Thread starter Abdullah719
- Start date
jnaveen1980
Test Star
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2016
- Runs
- 39,323
Roach did not even bowl a single over in the 2nd innings.
Hasan123
Test Star
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2016
- Runs
- 38,432
Awful stuff from Bangladesh
- Joined
- Oct 2, 2004
- Runs
- 217,717
Nurul Hasan's gutsy knock of 64 was not enough to prevent Bangladesh falling to an innings and 219-run defeat at the hands of the Windies in Antigua, and they will go into the second Test in Jamaica on 12 July in need of victory to prevent losing the series.
The visitors were staring defeat in the face after day two, and they resumed proceedings on 62/6 after another devilish bowling performance from the Windies, despite the absence of Kemar Roach to injury. Roach again decided to rest his knee, the precaution taken after feeling a twinge following his devastating spell of 5/8 on the first day.
Jason Holder (3/30) immediately got the breakthrough, Mahmudullah (15) falling to the second delivery of the day as the Windies captain got one to angle in and just jag back a touch, finding the edge and flying to Roston Chase who took a low catch at third slip diving to his right.
Shannon Gabriel (5/77) was gifted his five-wicket haul soon after, Kamrul Islam (7) swinging wildly at a straight one and having his middle stump uprooted. It looked as if the hosts were about to make light work of the Bangladesh batting line-up, but Rubel Hossain (16) and Nurul Hasan's partnership of 55 guided their side to three figures for the first time in the game with some innovative, counter-attacking play.
Nurul started to let loose with some blistering shots following the wicket of Islam, and grew into his innings as he began to look assured at the crease in just his second Test match, bringing up his half-century from 36 deliveries. His knock contained six fours and two sixes before it was halted on 64 as Miguel Cummins (2/16) managed to hold on to an outstanding catch off his own bowling.
Hossain was the last man to go and Bangladesh were dismissed for 144, as Cummins notched his second scalp of the day, cleaning up the tail-ender with an angling, skidding delivery that perhaps did not warrant such a wild heave. Hossain had batted valiantly though, providing excellent support to Nurul in their entertaining cameo.
It was somewhat inevitable that Bangladesh would struggle on day three given the one-sided nature of the first two days but Nurul at least restored some pride. A huge improvement is needed going into the second Test, and perhaps a change of approach, as all of Windies' 20 wickets were taken by seam bowlers.
https://www.icc-cricket.com/news/780231
The visitors were staring defeat in the face after day two, and they resumed proceedings on 62/6 after another devilish bowling performance from the Windies, despite the absence of Kemar Roach to injury. Roach again decided to rest his knee, the precaution taken after feeling a twinge following his devastating spell of 5/8 on the first day.
Jason Holder (3/30) immediately got the breakthrough, Mahmudullah (15) falling to the second delivery of the day as the Windies captain got one to angle in and just jag back a touch, finding the edge and flying to Roston Chase who took a low catch at third slip diving to his right.
Shannon Gabriel (5/77) was gifted his five-wicket haul soon after, Kamrul Islam (7) swinging wildly at a straight one and having his middle stump uprooted. It looked as if the hosts were about to make light work of the Bangladesh batting line-up, but Rubel Hossain (16) and Nurul Hasan's partnership of 55 guided their side to three figures for the first time in the game with some innovative, counter-attacking play.
Nurul started to let loose with some blistering shots following the wicket of Islam, and grew into his innings as he began to look assured at the crease in just his second Test match, bringing up his half-century from 36 deliveries. His knock contained six fours and two sixes before it was halted on 64 as Miguel Cummins (2/16) managed to hold on to an outstanding catch off his own bowling.
Hossain was the last man to go and Bangladesh were dismissed for 144, as Cummins notched his second scalp of the day, cleaning up the tail-ender with an angling, skidding delivery that perhaps did not warrant such a wild heave. Hossain had batted valiantly though, providing excellent support to Nurul in their entertaining cameo.
It was somewhat inevitable that Bangladesh would struggle on day three given the one-sided nature of the first two days but Nurul at least restored some pride. A huge improvement is needed going into the second Test, and perhaps a change of approach, as all of Windies' 20 wickets were taken by seam bowlers.
https://www.icc-cricket.com/news/780231
Last edited by a moderator:
ManFan
T20I Debutant
- Joined
- Jun 4, 2017
- Runs
- 6,372
Doing Naggin dance would be acceptable if every second result did not look like this.
Joseph Gomes
First Class Star
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2017
- Runs
- 4,072
He missed out the Naagin dance
Shutdown Corner
Local Club Star
- Joined
- Jan 31, 2014
- Runs
- 2,078
No sarcasm that was how I saw the game at the start of today's play. BD fell short of my predicted targets on Day 3.
Similar threads
