56.2 full, goes for the sweep, and after a concerted appeal, that's been given! Shadman opts not to go for the review, because I think he realises he's made a mess of judgement here. Too full for the sweep, and Warrican has always kept things within the stumps in this spell of his. Once it sped past his outside edge, it was always more likely to fall in his favour. This is a massive wicket for the West Indies, with tea looming! 134/4

4.3 chopped on. Roach provides the first breakthrough. Was a length ball that kept coming in with the angle. Tamim was forward but not to the pitch of the ball and it sneaked between bat and pad, brushing the flap of the pad before hitting the stumps 23/1

23.1 length, angles straight into him, and he works this away towards fine leg. There's some confusion in the running as they want two, and that has led to a calamitious run out! Shadman, who played the shot was looking for two, but Kemar Roach was quick to get across to the ball. Shadman had almost made his way across for the second, but then Shanto realised he had to get a move-on. The throw to da Silva was relayed to Mayers, who whipped the bails off well in time. Shanto sits with his head in his gloves, realising the scale of that error 66/2

50.5 that's the wicket! The game of patience pays off for West Indies. Warrican tosses this up around off and middle, and Mominul presses forward, hoping to whip it away through the onside. Unable to keep a lofted drive down, and John Campbell at short midwicket takes a sharp catch after a little wobble early on. Whoops of joy from the West Indies camp, who know that Mominul Haque can really grind the opposition away once he sets himself up 119/3

74.2 a brilliant catch by Cornwall at first slip. Fuller, just outside off from Warrican. Mushfiqur looks to defend but gets an outside edge. Just carries to the Cornwall, who does well to pouch it low 193/5

113.5 Cornwall gets his man! Almost a replica of a ball previously in this over. Some extra bounce on a length ball outside off, and Shakib shapes to cut. Then changes his mind, and ends up just bunting this in the air, for point to complete a comfortable catch 315/7

92.2 Warrican has struck early here, or has he? Was a length ball angling in to the batsman. Liton once again went back and looked to cut it behind point but the ball hurried on to the batsman and was too close to cut anyway. He completely missed it and the off stump has been disturbed. Liton, though, is standing his ground. Think the umpires are now checking if Da Silva broke the stumps with his gloves. No, he didn't and Liton has to walk back 248/6

150.2 down the wicket, and holed out to long on! Cornwall tosses this up around off and middle, and he has a big swipe at it, after stepping down the track. Probably wants to go straight, but it skews off the inner part of the bat, and carries all the way to the man just by the rope. Healthy cheers as he walks off 430/10

133.2 finally Taijul nicks one down the leg side. Was short of length on middle and leg and angling across. The batsman went for the pull only for the ball brush the gloves on its way to the wicketkeeper. The umpire had no hesitation in raising his finger 359/8

145.6 Nayeem pays for playing back to the spinner! Bonnger gets one to pitch around leg stump, and Nayeem plays back to it. Inside edge, and then perhaps just a bit of his pad, and then through to the stumps. He watches on in disbelief, before dragging himself away. Bonner celebrates his first Test wicket. Importantly, West Indies put an end to a partnership that began as a mild irritation, but has probably now shut one half of the door on them! 416/9

40.2 that's done him in! It's a fullish ball, around off, and Brathwaite lets it pass through, and hears the death rattle behind him. Perhaps the first real error from the West Indies captain, and it is a fatal one. Turns a fair distance, and strikes the top of off. Nayeem punches the air in delight. Bangladesh break this brisk partnership! 130/4

4.4 a big appeal for lbw and Bangladesh go for the review. Was a length ball outside off that kept coming in with the angle. Campbell looked to flick it around his front pad and misses. Not bat involved and it would have gone on to hit middle and leg. West Indies lose their first wicket 11/1

10.6 a searing yorker and this time it's been given lbw. The batsman goes for the review straightaway. Moseley was late to get his bat down and the ball hit the shoe almost on the full and it would have crashed into middle and leg. Mustafizur gets his second on a pitch that had hardly offered anything for the seamers till tea 24/2

29.1 gobbled up at slip! What a start this is for Bangladesh. Taijul puts it on a sixpence around off, and Bonner stretches forward to defend. It spins enough to catch the outside edge and flies to the left of Najmul Hossain Shanto at first slip, who holds on. Taijul lets out a whoop! 75/3

49.6 given lbw and Mayers decides not to review it. Pitched up once again, the batsman was in two minds whether to comes forward or go back. Ends up being neither here nor there. Looks to defend but gets beaten on the inside edge as the ball doesn't turn. Is hit in front of middle and leg. It's not clear from replays if he got an inside edge on it though 154/5

93.1 One brings two. Blackwood cannot believe it. He doesn't want to leave the crease. Once again it wasn't a wicket-taking delivery, a length ball spinning past the batsman, he looks to glance it but gets a fine edge and Liton does well to move across and pouch it 253/7

92.3 and gone! Was a length ball that kept a bit low. Da Silva was waiting on the back foot and tried to push at it. Got a faint outside edge and he is on his way back. He is annoyed with himself 253/6

95.1 through the gate! This was another odd shot from Cornwall. It was tossed up around off, and he looked to drive this straight back over the bowler. Goes through the gate, and probably keeps a tad bit low. Is that the last of the resistance that they could offer? 259/9

93.4 lofts this towards deep mid-wicket, and it's been taken! Mehidy gets two inside four balls, tossing this up teasingly around middle. He has that sweeper in the deep, and Roach has picked him out with precision. Awful shot, given this was just the third ball after the interval 253/8

96.1 that's it. Goes for a wild slog sweep and misses. Was fuller on the middle, it spins past him and hits the off stump 259/10

14.1 Gabriel gets the reward as the short ball consumes Shadman. Short, aimed the ribs and the batsman fends at it to offer Da Silva a dolly down the leg side off the glove 33/3

1.4 that could be gone! It's given out leg before, and he has reviewed straightaway. I think the only thing that can save him here is the bounce. Bat is close to pad too. Good length ball, and he got a decent forward stride in. I think this might stay umpire's call, because it was pitching around off. Three reds, and Tamim burns a review 1/1

1.6 edged, and taken at slip! Can you believe this? There's another twist in this tale, isn't there? Shanto goes poking at a length ball outside off, and it just kisses the face of the bat and goes low to Blackwood at slip, who catches on. The West Indians are pumped, and Shanto looks on in disbelief, before walking off 1/2

64.4 caught at deep square leg as Mominul looks for some quick runs. Was deep in the crease this time, the ball was full and went for the big hit. He middled it alright but didn't have enough power to take it all the way. A brilliant knock from the skipper comes to an end 214/6

29.1 length ball around off, keeps low as Rahim goes for the cut and is hit on the pad. An appeal from Rahkeem and given out belatedly. Rahim is discussing with Mominul if they should review it. But are they too late? Not sure but the umpire has allowed the review. No bat involved, the impact is umpire's call and it would have crashed into the middle stump 73/4

63.5 caught at backward point as he tries another reverse sweep. Was a length ball outside off, the intent was right as Bangladesh are looking for quick runs but Liton ended up hitting it in the air and straight to the fielder this time 206/5

67.5 gets two for the over! A flat ball, and delivered from wide of the crease. Mehidy goes back to cut it away, but it goes off the inside of the bat, down to ground, and then grazes the leg stump along the way 223/8

67.2 Taijul looks to lap this, but sees the ball go on to strike leg stump! Length ball, that has spun a decent way across from outside off, and he pre-meditates this. Looking to scoop it over the keeper, but misses out on contact. Just reward for Warrican, who has bowled pretty well in this second innings 222/7

18.3 tossed up around off, Brathwaite comes forward and is guilty of defending it with hard hands. Gets an inside edge on to the pads and the ball goes to the right of short leg. Yasir Ali, the substitute, puts in a dive and pouches it one-handed. Miraz has his second, and a big wicket that 48/2

16.1 given lbw but Campbell review straightaway. I guess there might have been some bat involved as he look to sweep this delivery from outside off. Whoa! There is nothing on the UltraEdge, the impact just within the line of the off stump, it's umpire's call, and it would have gone on to hit the off stump. Campbell has to walk back as Miraz picks up his fifth wicket of the match 39/1

24.2 keeps low, and traps him in front! Goes back to one that comes to him from around the wicket, and he shapes to flick it away. Goes low, and below the under edge of his bat, and strikes him as he shuffles across. Perhaps would have been worth a review, but Moseley doesn't bother. I think the impact would have been umpire's call, at best. Nope, the replays suggest impact was in line as well 59/3

97.6 Taijul strikes back. And West Indies are not even reviewing it. A length ball, flatter in the line of the stumps. Bonner looked to work it towards square leg but misses and was trapped right in front. He falls for a magnificent 86 but the game is far from over. Ball-tracking shows it would have hit the leg stump 275/4

102.4 not sure if it something what Tamim told Hasan but Bangladesh have got another wicket here. Blackwood danced down to this tossed up delivery. He was nowhere near the pitch of the ball but went with the shot, aiming to loft it over deep midwicket. The ball dipped and turned and hit the top of the leg stump 292/5

124.3 that's gone through him! Da Silva stretches forward to defend, but this doesn't turn. Goes on with the arm from around off, and goes through the gap between bat and pad. West Indies had lost five for six in the first innings, but you get the impression they are better placed this time to see it home! 392/6

126.5 length ball, and he presses forward. Off the inside edge, and through to leg slip. Given out, and he is happy to walk 394/7