Bad light forced early tea in Dhaka as West Indies reached 89 for 1
Bad light stopped play ten minutes before the scheduled tea break on the second day, forcing an early tea in Dhaka.
Black News 
DHAKA, Bangladesh, Oct 29, CMC — Bad light stopped play ten minutes before the scheduled tea break on the second day, forcing an early tea in Dhaka. West Indies were 89 for 1 at the time, trailing Bangladesh by 183 runs. After Brandon King was dismissed early for 15, John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul added 60 for the second wicket. Campbell was unbeaten on 53…
