and now he grabs his best bowling figures! Why not? A yorker at leg stump that's too good for No. 11. Six for 59 for Holder. Bangladesh have been cleaned up cheaply, yet again, and this is another massive win for West Indies.
West Indies vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test at Kingston, Jul 12 2018 - Ball by Ball Commentary
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2nd Test, Kingston, July 12 - 14, 2018, Bangladesh tour of West Indies and United States of America
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end of over 42Wicket maiden
BAN: 168/10CRR: 4.00
Taijul Islam13 (22b 2x4)
Jason Holder 13-3-59-6
Keemo Paul 7-0-34-1
5:42pm And that is all from our coverage. Thanks for joining us and have a good night!
Holder: We played as a team, we had support from anyone. Different players put their hands up. I always ask the guys for one last push. Go out there and put everything in. I expect tough days in cricket. Want to thank Corey Collymore our bowling coach. This is our second series we've won as a group, I think we're headed in the right direction.
Jason Holder is the Man of the Match and the Man of the Series.
Shakib: Yeah it was very tough. I wasn't expecting it to be this tough. There are so many failure that we need to talk about. Especially with the batting. The bowling got better as the match went on. [With the bat] The four innings we played, we never showed character or guts that we're known for. I always believe in my team - we have the potential to come back. We have done often in the last 3-4 years. But credit goes to West Indies.
[Away performance] is a big issue. We've been playing 18-19 years and we've never done well away from home. There's a lot of work for coaching team, management, board.
Few positives: Miraz bowled well. jayed did well, he was the best of our fast bowlers. Hopefully he can carry it on for the next 6-7 years.
5:13pm West Indies win the series 2-0. Utter dominance, almost through every session of the series. Bangladesh had their moments, but they were fleeting. They weren't sustained long enough to have impact. And despite a shaky middle order, West Indies have notched up two gigantic margins of victories; this one, by 166 runs. Valiant effort by Shakib today - six wickets for him and a fifty, but it doesn't do much for the meek surrender of his team.
41.6
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Holder to Abu Jayed, OUT
Abu Jayed b Holder 0 (5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0
41.5
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Holder to Abu Jayed, no run
length ball in the corridor, pushed behind square on the off side off the thick outside edge
41.4
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Holder to Abu Jayed, no run
short ball outside off, steered to gully off the back foot
41.3
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Holder to Abu Jayed, no run
full on middle stump, flicked to square leg
41.2
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Holder to Abu Jayed, no run
length ball at off stump. Backs away and exposes the stumps. Just gets the bat in the way to defend this
41.1
W
Holder to Kamrul, OUT
that's five and it's ten! Dead plumb. Length ball, keeping low, batsman trapped on the crease trying to defend. He's caught it on the back leg right in front of middle. No doubt about this. First ten-wicket match haul for Holder. Best figures by a West Indies captain at home. Not to mention, his third five-wicket haul in the last six innings. I believe it's also the wicket that brings his bowling average under 30. What a moment.
Kamrul Islam lbw b Holder 0 (2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0
end of over 416 runs
BAN: 168/8CRR: 4.09
Taijul Islam13 (22b 2x4)
Kamrul Islam0 (1b)
Keemo Paul 7-0-34-1
Jason Holder 12-2-59-4
40.6
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Paul to Taijul, no run
swipes and misses. A length ball too wide for him to make contact with
40.5
2
Paul to Taijul, 2 runs
full ball outside off, squeezed through point off the thick outside edge as he looks to drive through cover
40.4
4
Paul to Taijul, FOUR runs
nice pick-up shot. Length ball swung into the pads and he uses the angle to whip it aerially through square leg
40.3
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Paul to Taijul, no run
short of a length on off, cramped as he looks to pull this
40.2
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Paul to Taijul, no run
full on middle stump, flicked to mid-on
40.1
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Paul to Taijul, no run
inswinger, at a length, headed for the stumps. Backs away and slices into the off side
Keemo Paul, around the wicket
end of over 403 runs • 1 wicket
BAN: 162/8CRR: 4.05
Kamrul Islam0 (1b)
Taijul Islam7 (16b 1x4)
Jason Holder 12-2-59-4
Roston Chase 8-4-20-2
39.6
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Holder to Kamrul, no run
keeps low but the batsman manages to get bat on this to keep it out. Length ball skidding low at off stump
This is now the second time in three Tests that Holder has nine wickets in a match. Can he convert it into his first ten-for?
39.5
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Holder to Shakib, OUT
knocks his leg stump! What a ball from Holder to get his counterpart! Breaches the defences. And that looks like a bit of reverse swing too. Natural angle from around the wicket has Shakib looking to drive on the up against this length ball, through the covers by the way his bat is pointed. But the late swing has brought this back even further and zipped through the gate to make a scrumptious mess of the stumps
Shakib Al Hasan b Holder 54 (81b 10x4 0x6) SR: 66.66
39.4
1
Holder to Taijul, 1 run
length ball on the pads. Deflected to fine leg off the pad as he looks to flick
39.3
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Holder to Shakib, 1 run
full and in at off stump. Stabs to mid-off and calls late for the run. Safe, though.
39.2
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Holder to Taijul, 1 run
thick outside edge and a misfield at point. Again, looking to force this full ball with no balance
39.1
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Holder to Taijul, no run
leading edge into the covers. Closes the face too early on this full ball at the stumps
end of over 396 runs
BAN: 159/7CRR: 4.07
Shakib Al Hasan53 (79b 10x4)
Taijul Islam5 (13b 1x4)
Roston Chase 8-4-20-2
Jason Holder 11-2-56-3
38.6
4
Chase to Shakib, FOUR runs
short and wide and he slaps it to the point boundary. That's fifty for Shakib, a well-compiled innings as the world crumbles around him
38.5
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Chase to Shakib, no run
length on off stump, blocked on the front foot
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