Bangladesh fights, but Windies hang around 300

Bangladesh's slim chance of having a chance to level the series depended heavily on a disciplined bowling performance on the third morning. , led by skipper Shakib Al Hasan, while visitors claimed five Windies wickets before lunch, despite their efforts, Bangladesh saw Windies take a psychological advantage with a lead of over 300.

Shakib began the process with an excellent spell. Watchman Keemo Paul puzzled initially before getting rid of Devon Smith in the third over of the day. The drummer who played for the round is made to have a player upright and was puzzled because of his back leg going up in the air. While the Windies were going to get some courage for a while, Shakib further reduced things by making Paul lose the drummer's attention by attempting a horrible slog after breaking a sixth of the previous delivery

managed to trap Kieran Powell front-desk. The drummer missed the ball while trying to take a look and continued to challenge the decision, only to cost a review to his team. Things got worse during the next turn while another drummer fell while waiting for the turn. Taijul Islam cleverly banged an arm and Shai Hope failed to take her to be trapped in the front

With things that looked dark, Roston Chase and Shimron Hetmyer stopped the slide and added some leads valuable in the process. The small crucial partnership has allowed in advance to exceed 300, which would give Windies a lot of hope, given that Bangladesh has not touched it so far 150 in the series. Abu Jayed then gave his team more hope by smashing the flourishing stand with another who came back very suddenly after trying to trick Hetmyer LBW.

Even though Windies will be very disappointed with this battering effort, they will be hoping for some handy runs from Chase, Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder after lunch to stretch up to 375, which is likely to be a problem. being out of reach for visitors

Short Notes : Windies 354 & 108/6 (Roston Chase) 23 *; Shakib Al Hasan 4-25) leads Bangladesh 149 by 313 points