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WINDIES Takes on Bangladesh in 2nd Test Match Tomorrow February 10, 2021 Share this post: In a series they cannot lose, the West Indies will be going all out to continue where they left off on Sunday 7th February 2021 when they defeated the host nation Bangladesh by three wickets with test cricket debutant Kyle Mayers smashing an unbeaten 210. The visitors will take on the home team Bangladesh in the second Test match starting tomorrow at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka. (L-R) Kraigg Brath...

Stuff Sports 15 February, 2021, 4:30 pm West Indies offspinner Rahkeem Cornwall, seen here in a test against England last year, took 9-179 for the tourists.Picture: STUFF SPORTS. West Indies secured a thrilling 17-run victory against Bangladesh in the second and final test to complete a clean of sweep of the series on Sunday. West Indies won the first test by three wickets, chasing a huge 395-run target. Offspinner Rahkeem Cornwall – 196cm and 140kg – played a key role, ending the match wi...

Bangladesh 78-3 at tea, needs 153 to win 2nd Test against West Indies 221 DHAKA, Feb 14, 2021 (BSS)—Opener Tamim Iqbal struck a fluent 46 ball-50 as Bangladesh reached 78-3 at tea on day four of the second Test against West Indies at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium here today. The home side still needs 153 runs as they are chasing 231 runs for a series-leveling victory. Bangladesh’s highest successful chase in victory came against West Indies in 2009, when they scored 217, chasing 21...

Second Test: West Indies pull off another thrilling win to sweep series against Bangladesh Rahkeem Cornwall claimed 4/105 and completed a superb catch at first slip to end the match. Updated Feb 14, 2021 · 06:21 pm West Indies players celebrate | AFP The West Indies beat Bangladesh by 17 runs in the second Test on Sunday to complete a 2-0 series sweep. Rahkeem Cornwall claimed 4/105 and completed a superb catch at first slip to end the match as the tourists bowled ...

Weak Tigers whitewashed by Windies Bangladesh left-handed opener Tamim Iqbal looks dejected after his dismissal. Photo: Firoz Ahmed The failings of Bangladeshs approach to Test cricket came under the scanner once again as the batsmen displayed a lack of the requisite temperament in a humiliating 17-run defeat to West Indies in the second Test, which sealed a 2-0 series whitewash for the visitors. Chasing 231 runs on the fourth day at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday, Bang...

Bonner, Cornwall, spinners in spotlight as Brathwaite’s mighty minnows make it 2-0 Not at all!  Photo: West Indies spinner Rahkeem Cornwall (right) is congratulated by teammates during their win over Bangladesh in the Second Test. (via CWI) Perhaps all the people for whom those first two words belong in that sentence were either on or near the Shere Bangla National Stadium field in Dhaka yesterday. And it would be no surprise if many of them, indeed most of them, had not yet added the releva...

West Indies offspinner Rahkeem Cornwall leads his team off the field during his five-wicket haul against Bangladesh on Saturdays third day. He followed his 5-74 with 4-105 in the second innings. West Indies secured a thrilling 17-run victory against Bangladesh in the second and final test to complete a clean sweep of the series on Sunday. West Indies won the first test by three wickets, chasing a huge 395-run target. Offspinner Rahkeem Cornwall played a key role, ending the match with nine for ...

Cornwall strikes to leave Bangladesh battling to avoid follow-on

Media Monitor—Pt 3: Class of 868; taking tired newspaper habits right down to the wire(d) “Allyuh publishin anything now?” asked a sarcastic commenter on a recent Wired868 story.  Wired868’s editor is not the person who spent two years performing autopsies on the two media dinosaurs in Port-of-Spain. But he is nonetheless acutely aware of the adage that enjoins entities to adapt or die. To the ‘anything’ question, his putative answer is: ‘Yes. Proudly.’  Photo: Wired868 editor...

DHAKA, Bangladesh – Strokemaker Nkrumah Bonner struck his second half-century in as many innings to inspire a West Indies recovery on the opening day of the second Test against Bangladesh today.Fresh from his match-winning 86 in Chattogram five days ago, the 32-year-old followed up with an unbeaten 74 as West Indies climbed to 223 for five at the close at the Shere Bangla National Stadium.His knock proved especially invaluable especially after West Indies stumbled after lunch losing three wick...