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Roston Chase Leads Collapse as Bangladesh Bowls Out West Indies

By Drooid · Oct 31, 2026 · How we work

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Roston Chase sparked Bangladesh’s collapse, cutting them to 79-6 in the second innings.
Jomel Warrican added 2-19, following his 5-53 haul in the first innings.
Bangladesh posted 272, giving them a 27-run lead over West Indies' 245.
Nayeem Hasan claimed 4-33, bowling out West Indies for 245.

Summary

Shadman Islam scored an unbeaten 99, marking the 20th time a batsman has ended a Test day on that score.
The previous 99-day-end was Mushfiqur Rahim’s 99 against Ireland last year, the only other Bangladeshi to achieve it.
Historically every earlier 99-day-end turned into a century, so Shadman’s unfinished milestone is unusually precarious.

History

In the 1999 Cricket World Cup, hosted by England, Ireland and the Netherlands, India played Kenya in a Group A match at Bristol. Rahul Dravid made a century (104) as India posted 329 and won by 94 runs, the tournament’s third-largest margin. The win highlighted the ICC’s new format that raised the profile of emerging teams and foreshadowed India’s later titles in 2003 and 2011.

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In the 1999 Cricket World Cup, hosted by England, Ireland and the Netherlands, India played Kenya in a Group A match at Bristol. Rahul Dravid made a century (104) as India posted 329 and won by 94 runs, the tournament’s third-largest margin. The win highlighted the ICC’s new format that raised the profile of emerging teams and foreshadowed India’s later titles in 2003 and 2011.

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