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11/05/2026 05:18:00

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11/05 05:17 CST Amir Jangoo's unbeaten 111 leads West Indies revival from 27-3 collapse vs Bangladesh Amir Jangoo's unbeaten 111 leads West Indies revival from 27-3 collapse vs Bangladesh SYLHET, Bangladesh (AP) --- Amir Jangoo's century against Bangladesh helped the West Indies recover from an early collapse to reach 235-4 on day one of the second cricket test on Thursday. Jangoo led the charge with an unbeaten 111 and his 131-run partnership with debutant Kevin Wickham was critical for the visitors after they were 27-3. Wickham made 61. Jangoo reached stumps --- called for bad light --- with Justin Greaves on 35. They combined for 77 in the last 19.5 overs. West Indies captain Roston Chase won the toss and decided to bat first but the decision appeared to backfire when the Bangladesh pacers put the visitors in trouble inside the first nine overs. Taskin Ahmed, one of the two changes by Bangladesh following an eight-wicket defeat in the first test, and Hasan Mahmud shared the four wickets. Taskin broke dismissed Brandon King on 9 in the fifth and Hasan flattened the wickets of Kavem Hodge on 1 in the sixth over. Joshua Da Silva survived a few close calls before Taskin trapped him leg-before for 12, reducing West Indies to 27-3. Jangoo joined Wickham and they dealt with the fired-up Bangladesh attack with strong resolve. While newcomer Wickham from Barbados was the epitome of patience, Jangoo had aggressive intent with 11 boundaries and two sixes. Wickham raised his fifty off 123 balls with a single against off-spinner Nayeem Hasan. He fell into trap set by pacer Hasan, who unsettled him with a barrage of bouncers before delivering a perfect length ball to dismiss him, bringing an end to the 131-run partnership with Jangoo. But Jangoo continued attacking the bowlers and brought up his second century from 149 balls with a six off left-arm spinner Taijul Islam. Greaves played his part well in a 62-ball knock while dealing with stoppages for bad light. ___ See AP's full cricket coverage here
 
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