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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 relevant words when Mominul Haque’s side were still unsteady at 115 for 5 in their second innings in pur...

West Indies offspinner Rahkeem Cornwall leads his team off the field during his five-wicket haul against Bangladesh on Saturday's 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 179 as West Indies clinched the series despite stubborn resistance from Mehidy Hasan. Cornwall foll...

Bangladesh could muster only 213 while chasing down a target of 231

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 wickets for 29 runs to tumble to 116 for four.

Ban v WI Dhaka Test: Bonner, Da Silva, Joseph propel tourists to 409 UNB 12th February, 2021 02:45:39 Superb batting display by West Indian batsmen helped the tourists post 409 in their first innings on the second day of Dhaka Test against Bangladesh. Consistent performance by Nkrumah Bonner (90), Joshua Da Silva (92) and Alzarri Joseph (82) helped the Caribbeans take the driving seat in the second Test of Bangabandhu two-match series on Friday. The match is being played at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium. In the first session of day two, Bangladesh were able to take only one wicket wh...