Windies edge ahead as Bangladesh’s morning collapse defines rain-interrupted day
A dramatic second day of the opening Test saw Bangladesh stage a late fightback with the ball. Still, West Indies maintained the upper hand as rain and bad light brought proceedings to a premature close at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Thursday. After dismissing Bangladesh for 272, the tourists reached 134 for 4 by 4:35 pm local time, trailing by 138 runs with six second-innings wickets in hand.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh, Oct 29, CMC – A dramatic second day of the opening Test saw Bangladesh stage a late fightback with the ball. Still, West Indies maintained the upper hand as rain and bad light brought proceedings to a premature close at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Thursday. After dismissing Bangladesh for 272, the tourists reached 134 for 4 by 4:35 pm local time…
