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It was understood after the first entries of the duo, that’s what will happen. Bangladesh added another 223 runs with a 161-run lead. Chapal’s huge career burden in the West Indies. The visitors will have to win the match by chasing 400 runs. They also find it difficult to save the game. Because you have to hit for more than four sessions.
Mehedi Hasan Miraj was sacked as the team’s eighth batter in 223 runs at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong on Saturday. So a big goal of 395 runs in front of the Windies.
After the tea break on the fourth day, Bangladesh, which was doing fast races, also began to lose ground. Marking the 10th century of his career, Captain Mominul Haque also set the 3,000-race Test Race milestone. But then it came out. Liton Das picked up the fifth and hinted at something big, but came back with 69 runs.
After lunch, Bangladesh started chasing the innings with sprints. Muminul was a bit cautious at first as it was close to a century. Liton, on the other hand, increased the fast run. Later, Muminul also began to complete his 10th century career.
Liton was over fifty and landed in an aggressive role. Left-arm spinner Jomel Warrickon finished his 112-ball innings with a reverse sweep. Broke Bangladesh’s fifth 133-race wicket association.
Later, Muminul was also caught near the boundary while trying to blow up Shannon Gabriel’s ball. He had 10 limits on his innings of 115 of 162 balls. At that time, Bangladesh’s advantage was about four hundred.
The batting went with the tailender to take the lead at four hundred. However, if Taizul Islam and Miraj left quickly, the hosts couldn’t waste any more time.
The match situation, the condition of the wicket and the general context say that Bangladesh has created a great winning situation. If we want to do something different, Windies will have to break a record. Because there is no precedent for any team to chase as many runs in the fourth inning in Bangladesh. Previously, New Zealand lost to Bangladesh by chasing a maximum of 316 runs.
Short score:
(Until lunch break on the fourth day)
First entry from Bangladesh: ৪৩০
First entries of the West Indies: ২৫৯
Second entry from Bangladesh: 223/7 in 7.5 overs (Sadman 5, Tamim 0, Shant 0, Muminul 115, Mushfiqur 18, Liton 69, Miraj 6, Taizul 3, Naeem 1 *; Roach 0/18, Rahkim 3/61, Gabriel 2/36, Warikan 3/58, Bonner 0/13, Brathwaite 0/6).
