Bangladesh was all out for just 103 in the first innings of the match. In reply, West Indies scored 265 runs. Bangladesh also had a bad situation in the second innings. At one point, it looked like the visitors would lose by an innings. But the duo of Shakib and Sohan for the seventh wicket relieved the shame. Bangladesh stopped at 245 runs.

West Indies got a victory target of just 84 runs. On the third day, The West Indies were playing on this target, at the end of the day, the hosts West Indies were 49 for 3. West Indies needed just 35 runs on day four with seven wickets in hand. West Indies reached the target without losing any wicket on the day, 88/3.

John Cambell was unbeaten on 28 and Jermain Blackwood on 17. At the start of the fourth day, both of them were stable. In the first over of the day, Khaled Ahmed gave away four runs. In the next over, Ibadat conceded two boundaries. In all, 10 runs came in that over. In the next over, Khaled gave away just one run. Six runs in the fifth over. 14 runs were needed to win. In the fourth over, Khalid conceded two boundaries. West Indies are just 6 runs away from victory.

Change of bowler in the sixth over. Spinner Mehedi Hasan Miraz comes in. He takes the over as maiden. But in the next over, the game is over. Nazmul Hossain is calm when he comes to bowl. Cambell’s boundary off the second ball. He made sure of the win by hitting a six off the last ball.

Cambell remained unbeaten on 58 off 67 balls. The other unbeaten batter, Jermaine Blackwood, was on 26 off 53 balls. In this innings, Khaled Ahmed took three wickets for Bangladesh with the ball. The rest did not see the wicket.

Shakib departed for 232 with Brathwaite caught by Brathwaite off Roach. He scored 63 off 99 balls. Sohan also departed after adding six runs to the team score. The highest score of 64 off 147 balls came from his bat. After the departure of these two, the tail-enders have gone and come. Bangladesh’s innings folded for 245 runs.

The second and final Test between Bangladesh and The West Indies will begin on June 24 at Gross Islet.