Match Details
Toss
Bangladesh Cricket Board XI , elected to field first
Season
Hours of play (local time)
09.30 start, First Session 09.30-13.00, Interval 13.00-13.45, Second Session 13.45-17.15
Match days
7 October 2011 (45-over match)
07/10Result
Tour Match, West Indies tour of Bangladesh at Fatullah, Oct 7 2011
07/10Result
Tour Match, West Indies tour of Bangladesh at Fatullah, Oct 7 2011
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
WEST INDIANS 217/9 (45 OVERS)
- Marlon Samuels30 (47)
- Darren Bravo47 (74)
- Mohammad Ashraful3/9 (2)
- Alok Kapali2/32 (9)
BANGLADESH CRICKET BOARD XI 152 (41 OVERS)
- Mohammad Ashraful32 (29)
- Alok Kapali41 (56)
- Ravi Rampaul4/23 (9)
- Marlon Samuels2/27 (8)
END OF OVER:41 | 4 Runs 2 Wkts | BCBXI: 152/10 (66 runs required from 24 balls, RR: 3.70, RRR: 16.50)
- Sohag Gazi6 (15b)
- Ravi Rampaul9-3-23-4
- Anthony Martin8-1-25-1
40.6
W
Rampaul to Robiul Islam, OUT,
Robiul Islam b Rampaul 3 (3m 3b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
40.5
2
Rampaul to Robiul Islam, 2 runs,
40.4
1
Rampaul to Sohag Gazi, 1 run,
40.3
0
Rampaul to Sohag Gazi, no run,
40.2
1
Rampaul to Robiul Islam, 1 run,
40.1
W
Rampaul to Nasir Hossain, OUT,
Nasir Hossain c †Ramdin b Rampaul 20 (40m 29b 1x4 1x6) SR: 68.96
West Indies tour of Bangladesh 2011-12 News
West Indies' youngsters come of age
The time invested in the likes of Devendra Bishoo, Kirk Edwards, Kraigg Brathwaite, Lendl Simmons and Darren Bravo, that they were given the space to do their own thing, has paid off for West Indies
West Indies hardly got us out - Mushfiqur
Mushfiqur Rahim, the Bangladesh captain, said Bangladesh had gifted away the Mirpur Test with some irresponsible batting on the final day
Bishoo spins West Indies to series win
Devendra Bishoo spearheaded West Indies' victory march on the final day in Mirpur with his maiden five-for, to deliver a confidence-boosting series success ahead of a tougher assignment in India
Atypical discipline the need for Bangladesh
Bangladesh will need to show the kind of discipline they have not yet demonstrated they possess in order to save the second Test against West Indies
Gibson expects tough final day
Otis Gibson, the West Indies coach, has said his team was pleased to be in control of a Test match for the first time in a long while
