Kemar Roach failed to take a wicket during Bangladesh's first innings, but the West Indies pacer wasn't going to make the same mistake a second time as he tore through the visitors' top-order late on the third day of the second Test to bring up his 250th Test wicket in style.

Paceman Khaled Ahmed bagged a fifer for the first time in his career during the first innings against West Indies in the second Test at St Lucia yesterday. For Khaled, bagging the wicket of centurion Kyle Mayers on day three was special given that his plan had worked.

Bangladesh failed to offer much resistance with the bat in the final session of the day as they lost three more wickets before rain saved them further embarrassment as stumps were called on day three of the second Test at St Lucia with Bangladesh still trailing by 42 runs.

"This is not a wicket where you can do anything you want. You have to play a patient game in Test cricket," Tamim Iqbal had said after Bangladesh scored a paltry 234 despite Tamim and Liton Das scoring a 46 and 53, respectively, on day one of the ongoing Saint Lucia Test.

Khaled Ahmed got rewarded for his consistent effort with the ball as the Bangladesh fast bowler picked his first five-wicket haul on day three of the Saint Lucia Test between Bangladesh and West Indies today.

Kyle Mayers’ brilliant innings finally ended as play resumed following rain delay and Lunch interval on day three of the Gros Islet Test today.

Shakib Al Hasan and Bangladesh team would be pleased to have scalped two wickets before bad weather stopped proceedings in the morning session on day three of the second and series-deciding Test in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia today.

Bangladesh let an opportunity go by in putting West Indies under pressure in the second Test at Saint Lucia yesterday as the hosts recovered from losing four wickets in the first session. Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo said that West Indies showed how to make your own luck from difficult match scenarios.

Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo said that inconsistency with the ball in hand has been the main reason behind the Tigers surrendering control of their game on the second day of their series-deciding Test against West Indies at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in Saint Lucia on Sunday.

Kyle Mayers scored his second Test ton as he helped West Indies to assume control of their second and series-deciding Test against Bangladesh at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in Saint Lucia on Sunday. 

There was nothing to rejoice for Bangladesh in the second session as a resolute stand between Jermaine Blackwood and Kyle Mayers swayed the momentum of the game back towards the hosts on the second day of their second and series-deciding Test in Saint Lucia on Sunday.

Bangladesh’s bowlers were able to find the right ideas after the West Indies’ openers got off to a solid start on the second day of the second Test, continuing to pile up runs quickly.

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The West Indies were cruising along nicely until Bangladesh picked three quick wickets near Lunch on day two of the second and final Test at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia today

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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal was left hoping that the surface will deteriorate sooner rather than later after Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 and West Indies reached stumps without losing a wicket and posting 67 runs on the board. He felt that opposition bowlers bowled more into the pitch in order to get the most out of the conditions as there was not much swing on offer.

Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal said that there were no excuses for not carrying on and making his score of 46 a bigger knock. Bangladesh got a better start from the top-order at St Lucia following a run of batting collapses but Tamim was left ruing the fact that when they weathered the early storm and got a positive start, the middle part of the innings saw a collapse.

Batting consultant Jamie Siddons opined that Bangladesh fell some way short of the first innings score they should have gotten and felt batters did not make more of the starts they got as Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 at St. Lucia yesterday.

Bangladesh would be thoroughly disappointed with the way their first innings went on the opening day of the second and final Test against the West Indies at the Darren Sammy Stadium in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia today.

Despite a decent start, Bangladesh lost four wickets post-lunch as they now find themselves in a spot of bother on the opening day of their second and series-deciding Test against West Indies at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in Gros Islet on Saturday.