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Tigers spin their way back

AFP, St George's
Bangladesh's spinners gave them control of the second and final Test against West Indies on Friday, despite a resilient 95 from Travis Dowlin before the home team were dismissed for 237 in their first innings.
The Tigers then confidently negotiated 10 overs in about an hour to reach 35 for one in reply with Tamim Iqbal not out on 14 and Enamul Haque not out on five al the close on the opening day of the Test at the National Cricket Stadium at St George's in Grenada.
Bangladesh suffered an early setback, when opener Imrul Kayes was caught behind offDarren Sammy for 14.
But earlier, the Tigers' frontline spin bowling triumvirate of Mahamudullah, Enamul, and stand-in captain Shakib Al-Ilasan extracted appreciable bounce and turn from the pitch, and tormented the West Indies' batsmen, after the visitors chose to field.
Mahmudullah captured three wickets for 44 runs from 13 overs with his off-spin, Shakib took three for 59 from 21.1 overs, and fellow left-arm spinner Enamul, who replaced injured captain and fast bowler Mashrafe Bin Murtaza, supported with three for 62 from 24 overs.
Before lunch, Mahmudullah grabbed
two wickets in his first and only over to leave West Indies wobbling on 107 for three.
Mahmudullah, playing in only his sec-ondTcst, pulled things back for Bangladesh, after West Indies practically dominated the first hour with an opening stand of 60 from Dale Richards and Omar Phillips.
Mahmudullah removed Richards for 69 and Ryan Hinds for two -- both caught and bowled -- in the space of three balls in the penultimate over before the interval to leave West Indieswobbling.
After play started half hour later than
scheduled because of damp spots on the pitch from rain water which seeped through the covers, Shakib made the breakthrough, when Phillips was caught at deep mid-wicket for 23, two balls after long-on fielder Shahadat Hossain had muffed his skier off the same bowler.
In between the Bangladesh spinners tying up the heads of the West Indies batsmen, Richards played some enterprising strokes, and reached his 50 from 64 balls, when he late cut Shakib for the
10th of his 11 fours.
But Mahmudullah change the course of the innings, when he dismissed Richards, after the batsman flat-batted his second ball for the last of his two sixes, and two balls later, Hinds, who replaced left-arm spinner Nikita Miller in the West Indies line-up.
After lunch, a near hour-long stoppage for rain failed to slow Bangladesh down, as West Indies slumped to 178 for seven.
Mahmudullah trapped West Indies captain Floyd Reifer lbw for one in the third over after the interval before rain stalled Bangladesh half-hour later.
The weather however, did little to put a damper on Bangladesh's enthusiasm and the spinners' hold on the West Indies' batsmen when play resumed. Shakib had Dave Bernard Jr caught at backward point for 17 after putting on a valuable 43 with Dowlin for the fifth wicket.
This triggered a slide which saw Bangladesh collect three wickets for three runs in the space of 11 balls before Dowlin inched to his 50, when he drove his 94th delivery from Shakib through extra cover for two.
After tea, Bangladesh were frustrated, when Ryan Austin joined Dowlin and added 59 for the eighth wicket before Shahadat dismissed him hit wicket.
Bangladesh then claimed the last three West Indies wickets for 18 in 34 balls, with Shakib ending the innings, when he had
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Dowlin caught at extra cover trying to force his way to a landmark hundred with an inside-outshot
The 32-year-old Dowlin batted for close to 3-3/4 hours to smote seven fours and one six from 162 balls.
SCOREBOARD
WEST INDIES: First innings Richards c and bMahmudullah 69 Phillips cTamimbShakib 23 Dowlin cTamimbShakib 95 Hinds c and bMahmudullah 2 ReiferlbwbMahmudullah 1 Bernard cAshrafulbShakib 17 Sammy lbw bEnamul 1 Walton cAshrafulbEnamul 2 Ausbn hit wicket bShahadat 19 Best bEnamul 0
Roach notout 4
Extras: (lb-l,nb-3) 4
Total. (AU out in 76. lovers) 237
Fall of wickets: 1-60, 2-104, 3-106, 4-114, 5-157, 6-158, 7-160,8-219,9-220
Bowler O M R W
Shahadat 9 2 30 1
Rubel 6 0 27 0
Enamul 24 2 62 3
Shakib 21.1 7 59 3
Mahmudullahl3 2 44 3
Ashraful 3 0. 14 0
BANGLADESH: First innings
ImrulcWaltonb Sammy 14
Tamim not out 14
Enamul not out 5
Extras: (lb-l,w-l) 2
Total: (For 1 wktin 10 overs) 35 Fall of wickets: 1-26
To bat: Zunaed, Shakib, Ashraful, Rokibul.’Mushfiqur, Mahmudullah, Shahadat, Rubel
Bowler O M R W
Roach 3 0 14 0
Best 4 0 16 0
Sammy 3 14 1