Jaker Ali and Taijul Islam play key roles as Bangladesh secure a first Test win in the West Indies for 15 years to draw their two-match series.

Bangladesh have completed an impressive comeback to beat West Indies in the second Test match by 101 runs and record their first win in the Caribbean since 2009.

Bangladesh 201/5 in 43.2 overs; Referral 2 (45.6 ovs): WI against J Ali (Caught) Unsuccessful (WI: 2, BAN: 3) Referral 3

West Indies cricketers Jayden Seales and Kevin Sinclair were both fined on Wednesday for breaching the International Cricket Council's code of conduct during the second test defeat by Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's first-ever Test win in WI, 2009. Bangladesh's first-ever Test victory in West Indies came back in July 2009 in Kingstown. They claimed a 95-run win after the Windies

Bangladesh pacer Taskin Ahmed picked up 11 wickets and was adjudged Player of the Series alongside Jayden Seales. After sealing the series, the 29-year-old opened up and stated that the fast bowling group in the Bangladesh team is gradually improving and that the board is preparing good pitches to help the seamers.

Bangladesh trails the West Indies by 224 runs with only three second-innings wickets in hand at stumps on the fourth day of the first cricket test in Antigua.

After five straight Test defeats, Bangladesh finally ended the drought and levelled the two-match series against the West Indies 1-1 in the decider in Jamaica. Taijul Islam registered a six-wicket haul before Jaker Ali's clincher knock of 91 in the third innings set up the win for the visitors.

Bangladesh’s bowling unit stepped up once again, resulting in a massive 101-run win over West Indies away from home. After a historic series win against Pakistan earlier in the year, the Bangla Tigers suffered back-to-back series defeats to India and South Africa.

We are done with all the pre-match rituals and we are all set for the start of play. As informed by Ian Bishop on air, it will be a three-hour session with 45 overs to be bowled, weather and light permitting.