Mahmudullah's unique celebration

Dec 01, 2018

Overnight half-centurion Shakib Al Hasan began the second day with a flurry of fours•AFP

Kemar Roach sent Shakib back after the batsman mistimed a cut to point•AFP

Taijul Islam, the No. 10, added some useful runs for Bangladesh•AFP

Kieran Powell fell soon after as the visitors crumbled to spin•AFP

And with Mahmudullah for company, the duo added 111 runs for the sixth wicket•AFP

But Bangladesh saw the rest of the session off with Liton Das and Mahmudullah adding a 92-run stand of their own•AFP

But the day belonged to Mahmudullah, who batted through to his third ten ton, finishing on 136, and taking Bangladesh to a 500-plus first-innings score•AFP

Mehidy Hasan Miraz found success as well, taking three wickets, as West Indies finished the day on 75 for 5, still 433 behind•AFP

Under tricky conditions, however, Mahmudullah kept his cool with the tail•AFP

When West Indies came to bat, Shakib struck in his first over•AFP