With Kraigg Brathwaite's 97 and support from former skipper Jason Holder (58) the hosts rallied from...
Personifying patience and perseverance in a manner so typical of the right-handed opening batsman, Brathwaite...
Brathwaite has previously led the team in seven Tests while deputizing for Holder, including in the recent...
Skipper Kraigg Brathwaite hailed the desire, discipline and depth of talent in West Indies cricket after...
On both the occasions, Brathwaite lost his wicket to Shakib in the very first over.
The Tigers won the first Test by 64 runs in Chittagong last week where the spinners dominated throughout...
“We didn’t put up any good partnership. We lost wickets too quickly. The ball was doing a...
Kraigg Brathwaite informed that Bangladesh’s batting unit is more confident in their home conditions...
Shakib al Hasan said the first innings will be crucial, and believes their batsmen can score big here...
Despite Bangladesh’s heavy defeat in the second and final Test match against the West Indies,
Jason Holder led the rout of Bangladesh with a five-wicket haul as the West Indies
Kraigg Brathwaite blasted another century while Shimron Hetmyer lashed an unbeaten 84 as the West
It was another sad tale with the bat for the Tigers in their second innings
Bangladesh were sliding towards a massive innings defeat after the West Indies completely dominated...
The West Indies elevated themselves to the driving seat at stumps on day one of
Kraigg Brathwaite's defiance and more inclement weather ensured a draw on the final day of
Dinesh Chandimal's battling, unbeaten hundred defied a West Indies attack spearheaded by Shannon...
The West Indies collapsed spectacularly in their second innings to be all out for 319
After starting their second innings with a 386-run deficit, by stumps it had been reduced to 172 as the...
New Zealand were 85 for two at the close of play with Jeet Raval on 29 and Ross Taylor on 12
Devendra Bishoo took four for 105 in Zimbabwe’s second innings as the host were bowled out for 316, taking...
