The Nayeem five

Nov 23, 2018

Bangladesh's lower order had done well on Day 1, but on the second day, Jomel Warrican struck early to end the innings at 324•AFP

Shai Hope was beaten on the flick and lost his leg stump•AFP

Hetmyer's quickfire 63 combined with Shane Dowrich's more sedate half-century to revive West Indies•AFP

On return from injury, Shakib Al Hasan made an immediate impact when West Indies began their reply•AFP

Roston Chase resisted for a while, before he too was undone, leaving West Indies 88 for 5•AFP

But teenager Nayeem Hasan, who took five wickets on debut, ensured a 78-run lead for Bangladesh•Getty Images

Shimron Hetmyer found the best way to deal with the situation, launching a thrilling counter-attack •AFP

But nerves affected Bangladesh in the second innings, and they collapsed to end the day on 55 for 5, leaving the match delicately poised•Getty Images