West Indies Reach 334/9 as Jangoo Hits Century Against Bangladesh

West Indies moved to 334/9 on Day 2 of the second Test against Bangladesh in Sylhet, with Amir Jangoo leading the visitors' recovery through a superb 133-run innings. The wicketkeeper-batter produced the highest score of the innings before Hasan Mahmud took charge with the ball, claiming six wickets.

The visitors had a difficult start on the opening day after losing three wickets for just 27 runs. Taskin Ahmed removed Brandon King and Joshua Da Silva, while Hasan Mahmud sent Kavem Hodge back for just one.

However, Kevin Wickham and Jangoo changed the direction of the innings. The pair put together 131 runs for the fourth wicket, taking West Indies out of early trouble. Wickham, making his Test debut, contributed 61 from 145 deliveries before Hasan bowled him.

Jangoo continued his innings and reached his second Test century, finishing with 133 from 212 balls. His knock included 13 boundaries and two sixes. He provided the backbone of the West Indies batting effort, particularly after the early damage caused by Bangladesh's fast bowlers.

Justin Greaves also played an important role, scoring 51 from 112 deliveries. His half-century helped the visitors strengthen their position before Mehidy Hasan Miraz dismissed him.

Hasan Mahmud leads Bangladesh's bowling attack

Bangladesh found regular breakthroughs on the second day, largely through Hasan Mahmud. The right-arm pacer finished with six wickets for 90 runs from 24 overs, making him the standout bowler for the hosts.

Taskin Ahmed provided support with two wickets for 84 runs in 19.2 overs, while Mehidy Hasan Miraz claimed one wicket after bowling 28 overs.

West Indies captain Roston Chase failed to contribute with the bat, falling for a duck to Hasan. Joshua Bishop added 23 from 25 deliveries, while Shamar Joseph scored 16 before losing his wicket.

At the latest update, Jomel Warrican was unbeaten on 17 from 32 balls, with Jayden Seales alongside him on three from 10 deliveries. West Indies had reached 334/9 after 99.2 overs, with one wicket remaining in their first innings.

West Indies look to strengthen series lead

West Indies entered the contest with a 1-0 advantage in the two-match series after winning the opening Test. Bangladesh need a victory in Sylhet to level the series, putting additional pressure on their batting unit.

The West Indies vs Bangladesh live contest has already seen a strong response from the visitors after their early batting collapse. Bangladesh, meanwhile, will want to finish the innings quickly and avoid allowing the final pair to add valuable runs.

With the hosts yet to begin their first innings, the next phase will be important in determining how much advantage West Indies can take from their batting performance.

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