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Bangladesh Collapses as Warrican Stars in Dhaka Test
30 Oct
Summary
- Bangladesh lost five wickets for just 19 runs on day two.
- Jomel Warrican took five wickets for 53 runs.
- Shadman Islam scored a century before being dismissed for 105.
On the second day of the first Test in Dhaka, Bangladesh experienced a dramatic middle-order collapse. The team lost their final five wickets for just 19 runs, ultimately being bowled out for 272.
West Indies' Jomel Warrican was instrumental in the collapse, securing a five-wicket haul for 53 runs. He was effectively supported by Joshua Bishop and Shamar Joseph, who each took two wickets. Earlier in the day, opening batter Shadman Islam completed his century, reaching 105 runs before his dismissal.
In response, the West Indies reached 134 for 4 by the close of play. Tagenarine Chanderpaul remains at the crease on 43, accompanied by Justin Greaves on 15. The visitors still trail Bangladesh by 138 runs as the match progresses. Warrican's performance marks his fourth five-wicket haul since 2025, the most by any West Indies bowler.
