Jomel Warrican also took a four-for as the two spinners shared nine wickets between them to bowl out Bangladesh for 142…

West Indies were set a target of 170 runs to defeat Bangladesh on day four of the Dhaka Test after bowling out the hosts for 142 in their second innings. Captain Roston Chase led the bowling attack with 5 for 36, a performance that pushed him past 100 career Test wickets, while Jomel Warrican claimed 4 for 63.
Bangladesh had resumed at 79 for 6 before lower-order batter Nayeem Hasan fought back to score his maiden Test half-century with 52 runs. By lunch, West Indies reached 8 for 0 in their chase, with John Campbell surviving three lbw appeals from Mehidy Hasan Miraz.
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