Chittagong, Bangladesh: Taijul Islam asserted 6-33 as Bangladesh vanquished West Indies by 64 keeps running on Saturday in the principal match of their two-Test arrangement.
Pursuing an objective of 204 keeps running in Chittagong, West Indies faltered from the begin and were full scale for 139 on the stroke of tea on the third day, enduring their first thrashing in Bangladesh in seven Tests.
Sunil Ambris was the last man expelled after best scoring for the guests with 43. He had put on a 63-run organization with Jomel Warrican for the ninth wicket to lift West Indies from 75 for eight to resuscitate a far-fetched trust.
Be that as it may, Mehidy Hasan expelled Warrican for 41, and Taijul fixed the challenge in the following over with the wicket of Ambris.
Left-arm spinner Taijul driven Bangladesh's' assault with his seventh five-wicket pull in Tests, while Shakib al Hasan and Mehidy each grabbed two wickets.
West Indies'' pursue got off to a grievous begin, sinking to 11-4 at the meal break before an assaulting 27 off 19 by Shimron Hetmyer gave the guests a short relief.
Leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo prior asserted three wickets early in the day to complete with 4-26 as West Indies knocked down some pins out Bangladesh for 125 keeps running in their second innings.
Bangladesh spinners reacted very quickly when Shakib drew Kieran Powell forward for Mushfiqur Rahim to achieve a straightforward puzzling, making Shakib the principal Bangladeshi cricketer to guarantee 200 wickets in Tests.
"Whatever I do, I improve the situation the group, and I''m fortunate to have a portion of these accomplishments," Shakib said after the match.
Shakib drew an edge from Shai Hope before a two-wicket blasted by Taijul, who caught Roston Chase for a duck and Kraigg Brathwaite in the equivalent over, leaving the West Indies in desperate straits.
The crumple dashed any West Indies fulfillment from wrapping up the Bangladesh innings, with the hosts just adding 70 races to their medium-term score in the wake of continuing play on 55-5. Mahmudullah Riyad top-scored for Bangladesh with 31 in the second innings, however not before he was dropped by Hope off Bishoo on 15.
Pace bowler Gabriel took the principal leap forward of the day when he rocked the bowling alley Mushfiqur Rahim for 19. Mehidy and Mahmudullah attempted to modify the innings, putting on 37 for the seventh wicket before Mehidy was expelled by Bishoo for 18. Bishoo at that point rejected Nayeem Hasan and Mahmudullah in a fast progression, while Chase wrapped up the Bangladesh innings by expelling Taijul.
West Indies chief Brathwaite hailed Bangladesh for their execution.
"An intense misfortune for us.
I thought the Bangladesh group did," he said.
In the main innings, West Indies scored 246 keeps running in answer to Bangladesh's' 324.
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