Nkrumah Bonner and Joshua Da Silva just missed out on their maiden Test centuries while Alzarri Joseph produced his second-highest score as the West Indies dominated play on Friday’s second day of the second Test against Bangladesh at Dhaka.
Shannon Gabriel then took two of the four Bangladeshi wickets to fall by the end of play that left the West Indies fully in charge of the match.
Resuming from their overnight score of 223 for 5 with Bonner on 74 and Da Silva on 22, the pair that put on a sixth-wicket stand of 45 overnight, extended that partnership to 88 when Bonner was dismissed by Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who had him caught by Mohammed Mithun at leg slip for 90, his highest Test score.
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Da Silva is absent from the headlines on the board? Why? Isn't he a West Indian? Isn't he the "other batsman" that stays in the partnerships? He topscored yet all you see is Alzarri and bonner etc.
Bajans feeling very insecure now for Dowrich.
THEY WILL NOT LIKE THIS KID
He is the next Larry Gomes in the middle .Quiet but the glue. Keep going young man