13.4 OUT! The bowling change has done the trick and Bangladesh have their second. Slower one on middle and leg, Gayle gets on one knee and looks to sweep this. Plays against the turn, not a good option that, his one hand comes off the handle and he cannot get bat to ball. Gets hit on his pads and the umpire does not hesitate to give him out. No reviews left for the hosts and Gayle walks back in disappointment as he once again got his eye in but couldn't convert. Even if there was a review left and had it been taken, it wouldn't have mattered as the replays show three reds. The Bangladeshis are ecstatic. 55/2

6.1 OUT! Plumb! A very good decision from the umpire. Mortaza bowls this on a good length around off, Lewis is caught hanging on his back foot and looks to work this to the leg side. The ball comes quickly onto him and raps him on the front leg. The bowler appeals and the umpire raises his finger. Lewis consults his partner and takes the review but Hawk Eye shows us three reds. No 1000 runs for Evin today either and Windies lose their review as well. 29/1

18.4 OUT! The wily Shakib strikes! He sets him up beautifully by bowling the previous one quicker and then catches the batsman off guard by bowling this one slower. He also does the smart thing to drag his length back and land this one a bit wider. It comes off slowly from the pitch. Hope is early into his push and ends up mistiming it towards short extra cover. Sabbir Rahman gets low and takes a neat catch in front of him. Hope had started to bat better but his innings has been nipped in the bud. 77/3

49.3 OUT! Full ball outside off, Hetmyer squeezes it towards deep point and calls for the second. However, a good throw from Mehidy Hasan means that Shimron is struggling. Rahim takes the bails off and appeals. It is taken upstairs. The replays show that the southpaw is just short. End of a brilliant knock from him. WINDIES ARE BOWLED OUT FOR 271! 271/10

23.5 OUT! Another one goes down! It is Rubel who has produced the goods in his first over. Another partnership which had started to build up has been thrown away. Not a good short selection has resulted in his downfall. Back of a length ball outside off, angling in. Mohammed tries to flay it away through square of the wicket on the off side but there is no space to work with. An inside edge is induced and Rahim behind the stumps is safe as a house. The visitors continue to chip away at the wickets. 102/4

42.1 OUT! Bowled 'em! A wicket against the run of play. An important breakthrough for Bangladesh. Fullish delivery, tailing in from around off. Powell clears his front leg and tries to heave it across the line but gets an inside edge which goes onto disturb the furniture behind. The 103-run stand has been broken and a well-compiled knock from Rovman comes to an end. 205/5

43.4 OUT! Holder has gifted his wicket away! The experience of Shakib coming to good use. He dropped a catch in the last over but will be happy to take a wicket now. Holder comes down the track even before Shakib has bowled it. That allows the bowler to bowl it a bit wider and it goes past the attempted slog of Jason. Rahim behind the stumps does the rest. The Windies are losing a bit of gas. 224/6

46 OUT! The slower delivery working wonders for Rahman! He bowls an off cutter well outside off, Nurse goes for the pull across the line but only manages to get a top edge. The ball flies towards third man. Tamim Iqbal stationed there takes it nicely. A wicket and 4 off the over. 236/7

46.5 OUT! The Windies are losing wickets in a cluster towards the fag end. Good length ball outside off, Paul plays away from the body as he tries to place it through point perhaps but gets a faint outside edge. Another easy catch for Mushfiqur Rahim. 241/8

47.2 OUT! Chopped on! Another one bites the dust! Slower delivery, an off cutter outside off. Doesn't bounce much as well. Bishoo feels for it but gets an inside edge which deflects onto the stumps. Bangladesh will be aiming to bowl out the hosts before the allotted quota of overs. 242/9

25 OUT! Stumped! No consecutive tons for Tamim, no consecutive hundred-run stand between him and Shakib. The Windies have got the much-needed breakthrough. It is Bishoo who strikes on the last ball of his first over. Excellent bowling change. Tamim loses his patience and comes down the track, goes for the hoick but he is nowhere close to the pitch of the ball. He misses as the ball turns back in, the keeper collects it and whips the bails off. The Windies are delighted as they are now back in the game. 143 more needed. 129/2

2.3 OUT! TIMBER! One shot too many and Joseph draws first blood. Haque tries to continue with his attacking approach as he once again gives the charge. Alzarri sticks to bowling length and aims the top of off. Anamul swings blindly and misses the ball by a month. It hits the top of off and ends the entertainment. Joseph also gives him a send-off as Haque walks back dejected. The Windies will now look to pull back things a little. 32/1

29.2 OUT! GONE! Once again the bowling change does the trick for the Windies. The pressure of the required run rate has got to Shakib and he perishes trying to go for some quick runs. He makes room and Nurse fires this full and outside off. Shakib reaches out for it as he tries to hit it through the off side but he ends up slicing it towards the man at backward point. Keemo Paul there accepts an easy catch. Both the set batsmen are now in the hut which makes things very interesting. 145/3

49.1 OUT! Rahim is gone! Oh dear...heartbreak for Bangladesh. Disappointment written all over Rahim's face. A full toss served by Holder, Mushfiqur heaves it across the line but fails to get enough power behind it. Keemo Paul holds onto the pressure catch at deep mid-wicket. Windies are delighted. This game has turned on its head now. 264/6

45.1 OUT! Comedy of error! Mahmudullah is run out after a big mix-up. It all starts with a shortish ball on middle and leg, Rahim is early into his pull shot but fails to connect. He is hit on his body and the ball rolls near the surface. Mahmudullah wants to steal a run and comes running down the track. Rahim initially shows interest but then sends his partner back. Nurse in the meanwhile attacks the ball from mid-wicket, picks it up and parries it to the bowler. Holder takes the bails off and Mahmudullah is not even in the frame. An unfortunate end to an 87-run alliance. Is this the opening Windies needed? Can they capitalize? 232/4

49 OUT! Sabbir holes out! A juicy full toss outside off, tempts the batsman to go after it. Rahman swings his bat after going down on one knee but fails to get the desired elevation or distance. Hetmyer in the deep mid-wicket region makes no mistake. Is there any twist in the tale? 264/5