Bangladesh created history on West Indies home settled scores with hosts after 15 years

Bangladesh has created history by defeating the West Indies at their home after 15 consecutive years. Bangladesh has not only won its first Test match against the Windies on its home after 2009 but has also succeeded in leveling the series 1-1 after trailing 0-1. Along with this, its statistics have also improved. It has won three out of the last 6 Tests. Before this series, Bangladesh had defeated Pakistan in two Tests on its home. However, after that, fit lost two matches to India, but now West Indies has again made a comeback with a win. In this test played in Jamaica, Bangladesh restricted West Indies to under 200 runs in both innings and registered a spectacular victory by 101 runs.

So far, 11 test series have been played between Bangladesh and West Indies, out of which Bangladesh has won two series, and West Indies has won 8 series. At the same time, this series has now been tied 1-1. Bangladesh last won a test on West Indies home in 2009. During that time, Bangladesh also won the series by 2-0 but after that, the team yearned for victory in West Indies.

Talking about the match, Bangladesh had just put 164 runs in the first innings on the scoreboard due to which danger of losing the match as well as the series had begun looming. After that Bangladesh restricted West Indies' second innings to just 146 runs, wherein Nahid Rana grabbed five wickets. Bangladesh scored 268 runs in the second inning and presented a 286-run target in front of West Indies.

In response, West Indies' second innings also ended at just 185 runs. This time, Taijul Islam opened the innings for Bangladesh. Thus, Bangladesh won by 101 runs and the series ended in a 1-1 draw. Taijul Islam was awarded the Player of the Match title. Bangladesh's Taskin Ahmed and West Indies' Jaden Seals were jointly awarded the Player of the Series title.