Scorer: M Venkat Raghav | Commentator: Devashish Fuloria
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Darren Sammy: "Bangladesh outplayed us in both these games. Both the bowling and the batting are areas of concern. We need to dig deeper if we have to come back from behind in this series. We have the guys in the team to do that and I back them to do that."
Anamul Haque is the Man-of-the-Match for his maiden century.
"I suppose this puts Anamul's sluggish innings in perspective," says Nahim.
Rahman: "With Tamim catching like that, who needs him to bat?"
Asif: "@Gav: I completely disagree about going backwards. We have ONLY improved. Overseas wins, Asia cup performances are proofs of that. And the World Cup wasn't exactly bad. we could do with a bit of luck, which we didn't have. All I am saying is that we are not "ordinary". Not anymore."
SP Narine c Tamim Iqbal b Sohag Gazi 10 (19m 15b 1x4 0x6) SR: 66.66
All West Indies hopes on these two men. Can they do it?
Only one more to for Bangladesh to complete a comprehensive win
AD Russell run out 9 (26m 15b 1x4 0x6) SR: 60.00
Gav: "@Asif: Don't forget it was only 2 years ago that you clean sweeped NZ 5-0 and then you went backwards from there at your home World Cup."
Tamim Iqbal has renewed the call for more Test cricket for Bangladesh as they go into a three-month break
They must review why their bowlers conceded a shocking number of extras and their top-order batsmen batted so indifferently in the ODI series against Bangladesh
Tamim Iqbal and Marlon Samuels both played substantial innings on Monday, but the differences in their approach was symbolic of the difference in stature of Bangladesh and West Indies' Twenty20 teams
Plays of the Day from the only Twenty20 between Bangladesh and West Indies in Mirpur
The West Indies captain Darren Sammy admitted that their goal ahead of the Bangladesh tour had not been fulfilled after they won two out of the three formats
