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Shakib strikes late

Tigers' tail wags to post 238

AFP, Kingstown
Shakib Al Hasan claimed an early West Indies scalp, after solid batting from the tailenders allowed Bangladesh to reach 238 in their first innings in the openingTest on Friday.
At the close, a depleted West Indies had reached 15 for one in reply, after the tourists were dismissed about halfhour before the scheduled close on the second day at the Arnos Vale Sports Complex
Shakib then gave Bangladesh a boost, when he had opener Dale Richards, playing his first Test innings, lbwfor 15.
This followed a fight-back from the Bangladesh tail, after a meltdown of the visitors' top-order batting.
New Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza hit the top score of 39, Mushfiqur Rahim made 36, and Shahadat Hossain got a career-best 33 to add some beef to Bangladesh's total
Kemar Roach was the most successful West Indies bowler with three wickets for 46 runs from 23 overs.
Dave Bernard Jr captured two for 30 from 11 overs, and Tino Best took two for 58 from 17 overs.
"1 thought we bowled well, particularly Kemar and Tino, who hit their lines and lengths aggressively," said Floyd Reifer, captain of a makeshift West Indies team which was hastily-assembled after a first-team boycott.
"I don't think we let them off the hook. The pitch is the kind that anyone who comes in and puts their head down, they can get runs. At 121 for six, you would still expect someone to put up a partnership. and it was just a matter of us sticking to the basics.
"We are now looking to bat for the entire third day. 1 have asked the guys to bat in partnerships. and this is what we are looking for consistent batting down the order."
After Bangladesh slid to 149 for seven at tea, Mushfiqur added 23 for the eighth wicket with Mortaza before he was run out in a mix-up with his captain.
Mortaza then added 35 for the ninth wicket with Shahadat before he was caught behind ofRoach.
More frustration came for West Indies, when Shahadat started to play his strokes towards and put on 31 for the last wicket with Rubel Hossain before off-spinner Ryan Austin had him caught behind to claim his firstTest wicket.
Before lunch, Bangladesh had crumbled to 121 for six after they had continued from their overnight total of 42 without loss.
Bangladesh play two Tests, three One-day Internationals, and a T\venty20 International on their five-week tour of the Caribbean.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the second day of the first Test between West Indies and Bangladesh on Friday at the Arnos Vale Sports Complex in Kingstown:
BANGLADESH: First innings (overnight 42-0)
Tamim c Reifer b Best .14
Imrul lbw b Sammy 33
Junaid c Dowlin b Bernard 27 Rakibulc Sammy b Bernard 14 AshrafulcWaltonbBest 6 Shakib c Richards b Roach 17 Mushfiq run out (Sammy) 36 Mahmudullahc Phillips b Roach 9 Mashrafe cWalton b Roach 39 Shahadat cWaltonb Austin 33 Rubel not out 3
Extras: (b-2,lb-2,w-l,nb-2) 7 Total: (All out in 88.2 overs) 238 Fall of wickets: 1-45, 2-49. 3-79, 4-98, 5-100, 6-121, 7-149, 8-172,9-207
Bowler O M R W
Best 17 4 58 2
Roach 23 11 46 3
Sammy 19 7 38 1 Bernard 11 2 30 2
Austin 13.2 5 35 1
Miller 5 1 27 0
WEST INDIES: First innings Richards lbw bShakib 13
Phillips not out 0
Austin notout 1
Extras: (nb-3) 3
Total: (For 1 wkt in 7 overs) 17 To bac Dowlin, Reifer, Bernard Jr, Walton, Sammy, Best, Miller, Roach
Fall of wickets: 1-15
Bowler O R R W
Mashrafe 3 0 12 0
Shahadat 10 3 0
Shakib 2 111
Rubel 10 10