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Tigers put brakes on WI

Sports Reporter
Bangladesh spinners have tightened the noose on the West Indies as they attempt their first ever away one-day series victory hot one the heels of a 2 -OTcst triumph.
The Tigers, leading the three-match series 1 -0, reduced West Indies to 80-2 in 20 overs in the second one-dayer at the Windsor Park in Dominica after the home captain Floyd Reifer had won the toss and decided to bat.
Devon Smith, who threw caution to the wind in the first match, was batting on 21 along with Ttavis Dowlin, who was on 13.
West Indies however started briskly producing 33 runs the first just five overs, showing plenty of aggression against the new-ball pace pair of Syed Rasel and Rubel Hossain.
But once Bangladesh stand-in captain Shakib Al Hasan introduced himself into the attack, the home side quickly exposed their inability against spin. Shakib with his left-arm spin struck with the very first ball. Opener Andre Fletcher (22 off 17 balls) tried to force him out of the ground but the ball ballooned into the extracover where Naeem Islam took a well-judged catch running behind his shoulders.
Runs dried up after that and with the introduction of left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak, the
hero of the first match with a four-wicket haul, at the other end Bangladesh wrested the control of scoring.
The other West Indies opener Dale Richards (20) was run out in a terrible mix-up while chasing a sharp single.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh retained the same side that won the first match by 52 runs. It was their first ever ODI win over West Indies in 14 matches.
For West Indies, there arc two changes to their line-up with Devon Thomas and Gavin Tonge replacing Nikita Miller and injured fast bowler Nelon Pascal. 22-year-old Pascal damaged the webbing between his index and middle fingers in his left-hand trying to take a return catch in the first ODI on Sunday.
The series concludes on Friday at Warner Park in St. Kitts, and will be followed by a I\venty20 International on Sunday at the same venue.
TEAMS
WEST INDIES: Floyd Reifer (captain), Dale Richards, Devon Smith, Andre Fletcher, Travis Dowlin, Dave Bernard Jr, Devon Thomas, Darren Sammy, Rawl Lewis, Gavin Tonge, Kemar Roach.
BANGLADESH: Shakib Al Hasan (captain), Tamim Iqbal, Zunaed Siddiqui, Mohammad Ashraful, Rokibul Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim. Mahmudullah, Rubel Hossain, Abdur Razzak, Naeem Islam. Syed Rasel.
Umpires: Billy Doctrove andTony Hill.