Rain rain go away lol.

Hopefully the rains csn leave ans WI can resume chasing down the first innings score and putting up our own 1st innings score.

Campbell looking very good ans calm man is enjoying a nice few mo ths of batting. Tage looking aight as a number 3. Stillness to work on getting the ball off the square.

Hopefully can get aome shut eye wake uo and see some more cricket before ends of day play

Now that the rain has abated, the West Indies are losing quick wickets. Please don't let this be the usual collapse we are accustomed to after a decent start

chanderpaul caused campbells wicket with his stupid poking

I was led to believe Jangoo is the next Headley. Ron Headley perhaps.

@Cricket_101 wrote:

Not on Willow 😏

Not on British TV either.

Looks like i blight dem man. Still though 4 doen ends of days play. Come back harder tomorrow team

West Indies 134-4 at stumps.

Chanderpaul 43*

Greaves 15*

@velo wrote:

chanderpaul caused campbells wicket with his stupid poking

You gotta be kidding... Campbell and King cut from the same fabric... Two clowns. These fools plays Test Cricket like ODI/T20.

Tage and Justin have to save the match,,, again.

4:38pm: Bad light stops play. The umpires have taken a light-meter reading and the light has dipped below their threshold so the players are heading off. Bangladesh were riding a wave, enjoying a terrific passage of play as they picked up quick wickets and completely changed the complexion of the game. Campbell and Chanderpaul were looking fairly settled but now it's Chanderpaul trying to stabilise the ship alongside the experienced Greaves. They're fighting back but with Taijul and Miraz bowling as effectively as they have, you wouldn't be surprised if one of them finds a way through sooner rather than later

4:50pm So, that will be stumps on day three after a riveting day of cricket, with plenty of ebbs and flows. Bangladesh lost wickets in quick succession, and then the West Indies suffered a mini-collapse of their own. But Tagenarine Chanderpaul, much like his father, Shivnarine, is showing great mental fortitude and patience in crisis situation. Greaves has also spent some valuable time at the crease. The wicket of Campbell was a big one, though, as he had been putting Bangladesh under pressure with his counterattack. Once he departed, Bangladesh came roaring back and looked a completely different outfit after that rain delay. Miraz and Taijul bowled beautifully in tandem, barely offering a loose ball. It was a superb display of off-spin in the final session and the pitch is only getting better for them

@JoeGrine wrote:

I was led to believe Jangoo is the next Headley. Ron Headley perhaps.

You are easily led. Didn't know Sir George kept wicket.

Day 2: Stumps

BAN 272

Shadman Islam 105[234

Jomel Warrican 23.4 3 53 5

WI 134/4 (4 CRR:2.79

- West Indies trail by 138 runs

John Campbell 54[78

Tagenarine Chanderpaul 43* (145)

Justin Greaves 15* (22)

@velo wrote:

chanderpaul caused campbells wicket with his stupid poking

30.1

W

Mehidy Hasan Miraz to John Campbell, out Caught by Najmul Hossain Shanto!! The mindgames have worked. Mehidy Hasan Miraz celebrates with a clenched right fist as he pumps them. It's beautifully bowled, Miraz slowed it down and got grip and turn outside off. Short of the drive as John Campbell lunges out to play the shot, the turn and the batter not to the pitch of the ball means the outside edge is found. Shanto dives to his left and takes it with both hands at slip. Grabbed it well and then tumbled over. They check for a clean catch, no issues with it at all. The new batter is ready to face the ball and Sam Nogajski has the finger up. Campbell who was standing near the boundary, sees the decision and walks inside.

John Campbell c Najmul Hossain Shanto b Mehidy Hasan Miraz 54(7 [4s-6 6s-2]

You blame Tage????

Cambell was dropped twice...first on 5 and then on 22

There was a rain break for over an hour...Before the rain break John Campbell was 53 (65)

After rain break he addrd 1 from 13 balls before he was out