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The second new ball is taken by West Indies. Jayden Seales returns to the attack.

Seales to Litton Das, no run

good length ball darted on the fifth stump line and nips away just a bit, Litton tries to defend off the front foot but fails to get behind the line of the ball

82.3

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Seales to Litton Das, no run

Ouch! Good length delivery pitches with extra bounce, catching Litton playing down the wrong line off the front foot. The ball strikes him flush on the elbow, leaving him in severe pain. He walks away from the wicket, crouching down and clutching his right elbow as the physio rushes out with the magic spray.

Bangladesh...(83 ov) 238/5

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Shamar Joseph to share the new ball

Bangladesh....(84 ov) 238/5

Bangladesh.....(85 ov) 239/5

JNT Seales...10-4-15-1

@sgtdjones wrote:

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Shamar Joseph to share the new ball

Bangladesh....(84 ov) 238/5

Bangladesh.....(85 ov) 239/5

JNT Seales...10-4-15-1

Need wickets in this new ball spell.

Asad: "300 1st innings total looks pretty healthy on this wicket. Looks like Bangladesh's 3 spinners will get the benefit from the pitch."

@voiceofreason wrote:

Need wickets in this new ball spell.

See the pictures of the wicket...its deteriorating ,

Bangladesh spinners will have a field day...

Bangladesh.....(87 ov) 245/5

Shakibur: "@Rashad, what have Hridoy done on his wicket? Brain Fade?" It seemed like his white-ball instincts got the better of his red-ball sense.

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Drinks Break. A productive opening hour for the visiting bowlers this morning as they strike twice in quick succession. The seamers are now asking serious questions of the batters, testing them with pace, swing and sharp bounce.

They got two wickets with spin....they take the new ball????

The wicket not helping the pacers with a new ball???

The batsmen are just blocking the fast bowlers balls.

The moisture from the first day is gone..!!!!

The ball must be scuffed up to grip on the wicket surface so the spinners can attack.

Bangladesh...(88 ov) 247/5

88.4

4

Seales to Litton Das, FOUR runs

wayward delivery down the leg side, helps it away with the angle and strikes it fine of deep fine leg

Bangladesh....(89 ov) 253/5

Warrican to attack

Warrican to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, no run

sharp turn and beats the bat of Miraz as the batter leans forward to defend on the track

89.5

W

Warrican  to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, OUT

Through the gates and Warrican strikes!Through the gates and Warrican strikes! Miraz looks baffled, remaining committed on the front foot as he looks back in disbelief at his rattled stumps. Good length delivery skids straight on with the arm from around off, and Miraz plays for the turn only for it to hold its line, slipping right through the bat-pad gap to crash into the timber.

Mehidy Hasan Miraz b Warrican 15 (39b 2x4 0x6) SR: 38.46

Bangladesh...(89.5 ov) 253/6

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Bangladesh....(90 ov) 253/6

Seales on why?

Spinner getting movement ...why pace????😡

Bangladesh......(91ov) 255/6

OH My God...wicket taking spin..

you morons..

they bowling pace...

Fck this I am going ta bed...😡

@sgtdjones wrote:

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Bangladesh....(90 ov) 253/6

Seales on why?

Spinner getting movement ...why pace????😡

Bangladesh......(91ov) 255/6

OH My God...wicket taking spin..

you morons..

they bowling pace...

Fck this I am going ta bed...😡

Something there for the pacers too. Got to mix it up:

94.1

W

Shamar Joseph to Nayeem, OUT

Edged and gone, Joseph gets his first wicket of the innings! Length ball darted outside the off stump line, 141.2 kph and good carry off the pitch. Nayeem plays the square drive away from the body, connects the sticker part of the bat and and splices it to the first slip fielder, who takes a sharp catch to his right side using the reverse cup technique.

Nayeem Hasan c Hodge b Joseph 5 (12b 0x4 0x6) SR: 41.66

@voiceofreason wrote:

Something there for the pacers too. Got to mix it up:

94.1

W

Shamar Joseph to Nayeem, OUT

Edged and gone, Joseph gets his first wicket of the innings! Length ball darted outside the off stump line, 141.2 kph and good carry off the pitch. Nayeem plays the square drive away from the body, connects the sticker part of the bat and and splices it to the first slip fielder, who takes a sharp catch to his right side using the reverse cup technique.

Nayeem Hasan c Hodge b Joseph 5 (12b 0x4 0x6) SR: 41.66

Good score and fightback

@Halliwell wrote:

Good score and fightback

8 down now ! Shamar again!

Goneeeeerr 9 down! 272/9

272 all out !

Warricam gets 5 ! Well done.

Who notice that on a turning, bouncing pitch men are playing back to length and slightly back of a length balls?