Hodge 140* puts West Indies in command

(Cricinfo) – Kavem Hodge dislodged Bangladesh from the driver’s seat with a career-best unbeaten 140 on the fourth day in Sylhet. The visitors went to stumps on 345 for 3, leading by 315 runs and firmly in control.

As has been the trend throughout this Test series, play was interrupted by bad light, this time just minutes before the scheduled 4.30pm finish. It was officially called off a little later.

Hodge led the way, putting on 165 runs for the third wicket with Kevin Wickham, who also had a memorable outing. Wickham became the first West Indies batter in 48 years to score two fifties on Test debut. Hodge later added an unbeaten 61-run stand for the fourth wicket with Amir Jangoo.