- Warrican five triggered Bangladesh’s collse despite Shadman’s 105. Bangladesh lost 5 for 19 and were bowled out for 272, with Litton Das remaining unbeaten on 34. The three that mattered: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah are all smiles after dismissing Pat Cummins. The three that counted: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah, all smiles after dismissal Pat Cummins, India v Australia, World Cup, Chennai, October 8, 2023 John Campbell and Tagearine Chanderpaul had added 60 for the second wicket after West Indies lost Brandon King early.
- When the umpires called the play-offs for the session at 2 p.m., the West Indies had a score of 89 for 1 and were 183 runs behind Bangladesh. local time.
- Campbell was unbeaten on 53 and Chanderpaul on 21.
Warrican five triggered Bangladesh’s collse despite Shadman’s 105. Bangladesh lost 5 for 19 and were bowled out for 272, with Litton Das remaining unbeaten on 34. The three that mattered: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah are all smiles after dismissing Pat Cummins. The three that counted: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah, all smiles after dismissal Pat Cummins, India v Australia, World Cup, Chennai, October 8, 2023 John Campbell and Tagearine Chanderpaul had added 60 for the second wicket after West Indies lost Brandon King early.
When the umpires called the play-offs for the session at 2 p.m., the West Indies had a score of 89 for 1 and were 183 runs behind Bangladesh. local time. Campbell was unbeaten on 53 and Chanderpaul on 21. Earlier, the West Indies had beaten Bangladesh by 272, while the hosts had lost 213 for 3 earlier in the day.
With the ball, Hasan Mahmud found the outside edge of Brandon King in the fifth over and stand-in wicketkeeper Jaker Ali seized the opportunity. Campbell had an early life when Nayeem Hasan dropped him at point on 5. The uptrend went to Nayeem’s left but he couldn’t citalize on this direct opportunity.
However, Campbell was otherwise in control and fluidly drove the ball past Mahmud, who moved the ball with the swinging seam. Chanderpaul found a few early boundaries with the square cut before Campbell got a second lease of life when Shoriful Islam dropped a returner when the left-handed batsman was on 22. Campbell scored four and six consecutive balls from Mehidy Hasan Miraz to reach his sixth half-century.
The only positive for Bangladesh on the second morning was Shadman Islam scoring his third Test century. He needed just two balls to complete his hundred after being bowled out at stumps for 99 on the first day. However, Shadman became the first Test wicket of left-arm debutant Joshua Bishop when he weighed 105.
He hit 11 fours after facing 234 balls. Towhid Hridoy only lasted two balls in the morning as he tried to bowl Bishop through the covers, missing the bowler’s full ball. Hridoy fell from his score of 42 after having to be stretchered due to cramps on the first night.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Litton Das provided brief resistance and added 32 runs for the sixth wicket. Jomel Warrican ended Mehidy’s stay with a throw that went through his bat and pad. Shamar Joseph had Nayeem Hasan and Mahmud caught behind the wicket before Warrican’s double ended Bangladesh’s innings.
Warrican left Taijul Islam behind before making Shoriful Islam look like a duck lbw. He finished with 5 for 53, his fourth Test with five hits. John Campbell hits a good fifty, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026. Massive chime and the index finger goes up!
Unconvinced, Shadman consulted Litton and immediately reconsidered the decision. A good length from outside turns slightly backwards and catches the batsman on the back foot attemng a defensive push. He misjudges the length and is hit high on the front pad.
Ultra Edge confirms there is no contact with the bat and ball tracking shows the ball hits the line, hits the line and bounces off center stump. Shadman shakes his head in dispointment as he leaves, having struggled to find his rhythm this morning. This is a first test scalp for Joshua Bishop, and what a massive breakthrough it is!
Shadman Islam brings up his third Test hundred, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 2nd Day, 29 October 2026 Shadman Islam brings up his half-century, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 1st Day, 28 October 2026 Cut open and caught! Jayden Seales is pumped up. The long ball, bounced off the stump outside the fifth channel without enough foot movement visible, takes control away from the body and gives a healthy advantage to the second fielder, who pockets it with sure hands.
A little too casual on Tanzid’s part with the choice of shots. Jayden Seales took the first wicket, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 1st Day, October 28, 2026 Gentle dismissal! Trembling and drifting through the middle and outwards, he dances across the floor and meets Joseph directly in the middle.
It’s a big step forward and he’s completely discouraged about coming back. He just hasn’t managed to find the rise that the West Indies players are pleading for LBW and they look pretty convinced! Chase immediately sends him upstairs. Shanto floats a longer ball over the middle leg and drops to his knees to play the paddle swing. However, he fails to hit the ball and hits the lower part of his front pad.
Ultra Edge comes into play and clears the G between bat and glove as the ball passes. Line delivery, the impact occurs on the line and the wickets strike, cutting off middle leg stump. Brilliant review by Roston Chase.
The Bangladesh ctain bites the dust! Jomel Warrican bats both sides of lunch, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 1st Day, October 28, 2026 Bishop turns the tables! A quicker throw in the air straight to the stumps with the arm, longer, and Hridoy throws the kitchen sink at it without his foot moving, slips on the wrong line and misses a harmless straight ball that crashes into the base of the middle leg stump.
Debutant Joshua Bishop strikes twice on the second morning, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026. By the wickets and batting of Warrican! Miraz looks stunned and remains busy on the front foot as he stares in disbelief at his shaken stumps. A good length throw sees the arm slipping all over the place and Miraz plays for the turn, only for him to hold his line and slip through the pad g to crash into the woodwork.
Jomel Warrican was in the money on the second morning, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026. Ahead of him and away, Joseph gets his first wicket of the innings! The length ball flew off the line at 141.2 km/h and carried the field well. Nayeem plays the square away from the body, connects the sticky part of the bat and sticks it to the first fielder who takes a clean catch on his right side using the reverse cut technique.
Feathers it to the keeper! A hard ball races down the line from off stump, away from the wicket and trying to bring it down, kisses the outside part of the bat and Jangoo makes no mistake behind the stumps. The arm ball does it again! A harmless non-returning ball flew down the fifth channel of the off-stump, held the line of the ball and Taijul played for the turn, tickled the outside part of the bat and delivered a regulation catch to wicketkeeper Jangoo.
Five-wicket haul for Warrican! Shoriful looks at Litton and then decides to reconsider the decision. Throws a ball of sufficient length along the line from the stump, plays with the entire face of the bat, but does not go behind the line of the ball, cuts off the inner thigh in front of the stumps.
The bat is far away from where the ball lands. When pitching to the outside, the impact occurs on the line and hits the middle stump. It’s perfect and Warrican gets his fourth fiver in Test cricket.
When he returns, he shows the game ball and is warmly greeted by his teammates in the dugout. Lunch Break on Day 2. Jomel Warrican gets his fourth Test c, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 2nd Day, 29 October 2026 Najmul Hossain Shanto and Roston Chase pose with the series trophy, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 27 October 2026 Joshua Bishop makes his Test debut, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 1, October October 28, 2026 Jayden Seales took the first wicket, Bangladesh v West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 1, October 28, 2026 Shadman Islam brought up a half-century, Bangladesh v West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 1, October 28, 2026 Cut open and caught!
Jayden Seales is pumped up. The long ball, bounced off the stump outside the fifth channel without enough foot movement visible, takes control away from the body and gives a healthy advantage to the second fielder, who pockets it with sure hands. A little too casual on Tanzid’s part with the choice of shots.
Beaten and gone, Joseph gets his first wicket of the innings! The length ball flew off the line at 141.2 km/h and carried the field well. Nayeem plays the square away from the body, connects the sticky part of the bat and sticks it to the first fielder who takes a clean catch on his right side using the reverse cut technique.
Feathers it to the keeper! A hard ball bounces down the line from the off-stump, moves away from the wicket and tries to bring it down, kisses the outside part of the bat and Jangoo makes no mistake behind the stumps. Shadman Islam hits his third Test hundred, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026 Debutant Joshua Bishop scores twice on the second morning, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026 Bishop turns the tables! A quicker throw in the air straight to the stumps with the arm, longer, and Hridoy throws the kitchen sink at it without his foot moving, slips on the wrong line and misses a harmless straight ball that crashes into the base of the middle leg stump.
Massive sound and the finger goes up! Unconvinced, Shadman consulted Litton and immediately reconsidered the decision. A good length from outside turns slightly backwards and catches the batsman on the back foot attemng a defensive push.
He misjudges the length and is hit high on the front pad. Ultra Edge confirms there is no contact with the bat and ball tracking shows the ball hits the line, hits the line and bounces off center stump. Shadman shakes his head in dispointment as he leaves, having struggled to find his rhythm this morning.
This is a first test scalp for Joshua Bishop, and what a massive breakthrough it is! Bishop turns the tables! A quicker throw in the air straight to the stumps with the arm, longer, and Hridoy throws the kitchen sink at it without his foot moving, slips on the wrong line and misses a harmless straight ball that crashes into the base of the middle leg stump.
Jomel Warrican batted on both sides of lunch, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 1, October 28, 2026. Jomel Warrican was on the money on the second morning, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026. Day 2, October 29, 2026 Smooth dismissal! Trembling and drifting through the middle and outwards, he dances across the floor and meets Joseph directly in the middle. It’s a big step forward and he’s completely discouraged about coming back. He just hasn’t managed to find the rise that the West Indies players are pleading for LBW and they look pretty convinced!
Chase immediately sends him upstairs. Shanto floats a longer ball over the middle leg and drops to his knees to play the paddle swing. However, he fails to hit the ball and hits the lower part of his front pad. Ultra Edge comes into play and clears the G between bat and glove as the ball passes.
Line delivery, the impact occurs on the line and the wickets strike, cutting off middle leg stump. Brilliant review by Roston Chase. The Bangladesh ctain bites the dust!
Go through the doors and beat Warrican! Miraz looks stunned and remains busy on the front foot as he stares in disbelief at his shaken stumps. A good length throw sees the arm slipping all over the place and Miraz plays for the turn, only for him to hold his line and slip through the pad g to crash into the woodwork.
Arm ball does the trick again! A harmless non-returning ball flew down the fifth channel of the off-stump, held the line of the ball and Taijul played for the turn, tickled the outside part of the bat and delivered a regulation catch to wicketkeeper Jangoo. Five-wicket haul for Warrican!
Shoriful looks at Litton and then decides to reconsider the decision. Throws a ball of sufficient length along the line from the stump, plays with the entire face of the bat, but does not go behind the line of the ball, cuts off the inner thigh in front of the stumps. The bat is far away from where the ball lands.
When pitching to the outside, the impact occurs on the line and hits the middle stump. It’s perfect and Warrican gets his fourth fiver in Test cricket. When he returns, he shows the game ball and is warmly greeted by his teammates in the dugout.
Lunch Break on Day 2. Edged and taken at slip! Jayden Seales is pumped up.
The long ball, bounced off the stump outside the fifth channel without enough foot movement visible, takes control away from the body and gives a healthy advantage to the second fielder, who pockets it with sure hands. A little too casual on Tanzid’s part with the choice of shots. Jayden Seales took the first wicket, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 1st Day, October 28, 2026 Gentle dismissal!
Trembling and drifting through the middle and outwards, he dances across the floor and meets Joseph directly in the middle. It’s a big step forward and he’s completely discouraged about coming back. He just hasn’t managed to find the rise that the West Indies players are pleading for LBW and they look pretty convinced! Chase immediately sends him upstairs.
Shanto floats a longer ball over the middle leg and drops to his knees to play the paddle swing. However, he fails to hit the ball and hits the lower part of his front pad. Ultra Edge comes into play and clears the G between bat and glove as the ball passes. Line delivery, the impact occurs on the line and the wickets strike, cutting off middle leg stump.
Brilliant review by Roston Chase. The Bangladesh ctain bites the dust! Jomel Warrican struck on both sides of lunch, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 1st Day, October 28, 2026. Massive strike and the index finger goes up!
Unconvinced, Shadman consulted Litton and immediately reconsidered the decision. A good length from outside turns slightly backwards and catches the batsman on the back foot attemng a defensive push. He misjudges the length and is hit high on the front pad.
Ultra Edge confirms there is no contact with the bat and ball tracking shows the ball hits the line, hits the line and bounces off center stump. Shadman shakes his head in dispointment as he leaves, having struggled to find his rhythm this morning. This is a first test scalp for Joshua Bishop, and what a massive breakthrough it is!
Shadman Islam scores his third Test hundred, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 2nd Day, 29 October 2026 Shadman Islam scores half century, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 1st Day, 28 October 2026 Bishop turns the tables! A quicker throw in the air straight to the stumps with the arm, longer, and Hridoy throws the kitchen sink at it without his foot moving, slips on the wrong line and misses a harmless straight ball that crashes into the base of the middle leg stump. Debutant Joshua Bishop strikes twice on the second morning, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026. By the wickets and batting of Warrican!
Miraz looks stunned and remains busy on the front foot as he stares in disbelief at his shaken stumps. A good length throw sees the arm slipping all over the place and Miraz plays for the turn, only for him to hold his line and slip through the pad g to crash into the woodwork. Jomel Warrican was in the money on the second morning, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 2, October 29, 2026. Ahead of him and away, Joseph gets his first wicket of the innings!
The length ball flew off the line at 141.2 km/h and carried the field well. Nayeem plays the square away from the body, connects the sticky part of the bat and sticks it to the first fielder who takes a clean catch on his right side using the reverse cut technique. Feathers it to the keeper!
A hard ball races down the line from off stump, away from the wicket and trying to bring it down, kisses the outside part of the bat and Jangoo makes no mistake behind the stumps. The arm ball does it again! A harmless non-returning ball flew down the fifth channel of the off-stump, held the line of the ball and Taijul played for the turn, tickled the outside part of the bat and delivered a regulation catch to wicketkeeper Jangoo. Five-wicket haul for Warrican!
Shoriful looks at Litton and then decides to reconsider the decision. Throws a ball of sufficient length along the line from the stump, plays with the entire face of the bat, but does not go behind the line of the ball, cuts off the inner thigh in front of the stumps. The bat is far away from where the ball lands.
When pitching to the outside, the impact occurs on the line and hits the middle stump. It’s perfect and Warrican gets his fourth fiver in Test cricket. When he returns, he shows the game ball and is warmly greeted by his teammates in the dugout.
Lunch Break on Day 2. Jomel Warrican got his fourth five-on-five Test, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 2nd Day, October 29, 2026. Beaten and taken by the keeper! Great performance by Hasan Mahmud on the Corridor of Uncertainty.
King shyly moves it away from the body; This is kept on the pitch and the batsman faces an outside edge towards the wicketkeeper behind the stumps. Edged and taken by the keeper! Great performance by Hasan Mahmud on the Corridor of Uncertainty.
King shyly moves it away from the body; This is kept on the pitch and the batsman faces an outside edge towards the wicketkeeper behind the stumps. Edged and taken by the keeper! Great performance by Hasan Mahmud on the Corridor of Uncertainty.
King shyly moves it away from the body; This is kept on the pitch and the batsman faces an outside edge towards the wicketkeeper behind the stumps. John Campbell hits good fifty, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, 2nd Day, October 29, 2026 BAN vs WI, 1st Test – West Indies ‘dispointed’ with early finish, Bangladesh close with Shadman on 99* WI 1st Test – Shadman Islam’s unbeaten 99 gives Bangladesh first day honors against West Indies. Shadman Islam loses foot, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, Day 1, October 28, 2026 “Until this morning, there was not sufficient improvement” due to the injured finger, Bangladesh team physiotherist Bayjedul Islam Khan said. Ban vs WI 1st Test – West Indies make their Test debut Joshua Bishop; Mushfiqur Rahim injured when Bangladesh batsman Mushfiqur Rahim injured his hand during training on the eve of the Test and was replaced in the Bangladesh XI by Towhid Hridoy Najmul Hossain Shanto and Roston Chase in pose with the series trophy, Bangladesh vs West Indies, 1st Test, Dhaka, October 27, 2026. Points deducted by England for slow overrunning in the match against India deducted 2 points in July On June 10, 2025, Pakistan was deducted 8 points for slow overtaking in the game against Bangladesh on May 8, 2026. England were deducted 12 points for slow overtaking in the game against New Zealand on June 18, 2026. the match against England on 12th September 2026 A view of Harrup Park, Australia A v India A, Team A One Day Quadrangular Series, Final, Mackay, 4th September 2016 The magnificent Melbourne Cricket Ground in full bloom, Victoria v Queensland, FR Cup, MCG, 6th February 2008 Lucia, Matchday 2, 14th September 2014 BAN v WI 2026/27, BAN v WI 1st Test Match Report, October 28 – November 1, 2026 – Campbell Fifty leads WI’s response after Warrican Five restricts Bangladesh BAN vs WI 2026/27, Bangladesh vs West Indies Match Report: Bangladesh were bowled out for 272 at the start of the second day with Shadman Islam scoring 105
