Bangers go Mash

Dec 09, 2018

Bangladesh opened with spin, and stiffled the West Indies batsmen at the outset, which led to Kieron Powell falling to Shakib Al Hasan•AFP

West Indies had high expectations from Shimron Hetmyer, but he had a rare failure•AFP

When Keemo Paul joined Chase, West Indies finally got some momentum with a 51-run stand in 48 balls•AFP

West Indies fought back briefly with Oshane Thomas making a mess of Imrul Kayes' stumps shortly after Tamim Iqbal had also fallen•AFP

Mashrafe Mortaza, playing his 200th ODI, then struck twice after a slow stand between Shai Hope and Darren Bravo•AFP

Tamim Iqbal, back from injury, set an example for a somewhat sloppy fielding performance with this fine diving effort•Raton Gomes/BCB

The Paul-Chase stand apart, Bangladesh kept West Indies in check, with Mustafizur joining his captain in taking three wickets•AFP

However, Bangladesh's batsmen stayed calm, and Shakib Al Hasan showed his experience in taking on the bowlers and reducing the equation quickly•AFP

Roston Chase tried to revive the innings, after the top order collapse•AFP

Liton Das got Bangladesh's chase off to a sprightly start, having survived being caught off a no-ball•AFP

Mushfiqur Rahim stayed the course through the chase, his unbeaten half-century guiding the team home with plenty to spare•AFP