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Bad light and rain brought an early end to an intriguing second day at Mirpur as West Indies and Bangladesh battled for the upper hand in the first Test.
At stumps, the regional side were 134 for four in reply to the home side’s 272 all out, with Tagenarine Chanderpaul unbeaten on 43 and Justin Greaves on 15.
Earlier, after resuming on 213 for three, Bangladesh lost their last seven wickets for 59 runs as West Indies vice-captain Jomel Warrican claimed five for 53 and debutant Joshua Bishop took two for 61.
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