Middle-order batsman Mohammad Mithun, who is currently out of the national team, has been made the captain of the team. Mithun will lead the team in both formats. There are 8 more stars of the national team in the team. According to Bangladesh Cricket Board sources, the ‘A’ team will leave the country on a plane of Qatar Airlines on July 29 around 8:30 pm. ‘A’ team is going on the same flight.

The first four-day match will start from August 4. The second four-day match will be played from August 10. The three ODIs will be played on August 16, 18 and 20. St. Lucia is the venue for all the matches of the tour.

Squad announced for Four-Day Matches.
Sadman Islam, Saif Hasan, Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Zakir Hasan, Mohammad Mithun (captain), Fazle Rabbi Mahmud, Shahadat Hussain Deepu, Zaker Ali Anik, Naeem Hasan, Tanveer Islam, Syed Khaled Ahmed, Rezaur Rahman Raja, Mukidul Islam Mochad, Mohd. Mritunjoy Chowdhury and Mohammad Enamul Haque.

Squad announced for ODIs.
Soumya Sarkar, Saif Hasan, Naeem Sheikh, Mohammad Mithun (captain), Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Zakir Hasan, Shahadat Hossain Deepu, Zaker Ali Anik, Sabbir Rahman, Naeem Hasan, Rakibul Hasan, Syed Khaled Ahmed, Rezaur Rahman Raja, Mukidul Islam are impressed. And Mohammad Mrityunjoy Chowdhury.

During the Windies tour, the Bangladesh team forgot to win. Just as the Tigers lost the two-match Test series, those two matches were lost at the toss. Then the first match of the T20 series, which was washed out in the rain, the visitors also lost the toss in that match. The toss was lost in the second match on Sunday. In the last match, the toss came in luck but in the end it did not work.

Tiger captain Mahmudullah Riyad won the toss and elected to bat first at the Providence Stadium in Guyana. The toss was delayed by 45 minutes of scheduled time. The delay occurred as the outfield was wet due to rain. As a result, the match was scheduled to start at 11:30 pm Bangladesh time, but after 30 minutes, at 12 o’clock in the night, the ball was bowled in the field.

Bangladesh had only 163 runs to level the series. Coming out to bat for a target of 164 runs, the two spinners held the West Indies very well in the beginning. Nasum Ahmed brings the first break through. After that, another spinner Mahdi Hasan picked up the second wicket.

Nasum Ahmed, Mahdi Hasan or Shakib Al Hasan tried to suppress, but the hosts left the field with the bat of Nicholas Pooran and Kyle Mayers with an easy victory.

With 10 balls in hand, they won by 5 wickets. He also won the 3-match series 2-0. The first match was washed out in the rain. In the second match, West Indies won by 35 runs.

Tamim Iqbal (4), Mahmudul Hasan Joy (13), Nazmul Hossain Shant (42), Anamul Haque (4), Liton Das (19), Shakib Al Hasan (16) have departed.

After coming out to bat in the second innings from 174 runs behind on Sunday, everyone did not see the patience that everyone expected from Tamim. Instead, Kemar Roach’s inswinger-outswinger went back to play a shot without judging it and was caught behind the wicket.

Earlier, West Indies were bowled out for 408 on the back of Kyle Myers’ impeccable 146. Excellent bowling by pacer Khaled Ahmed. He took 5 wickets. Khaled bowled out the Caribbeans by forcing Zaiden Seales to be caught by Nurul Hasan Sohan as the last batter. The Caribbeans have taken the lead with 174 runs.

Pacer Khaled Ahmed finally managed to show Kyle Myers, who was a thorn in Bangladesh’s path, to the dressing room. It rained after taking two wickets at the start of the day. Khaled picked up the wicket of Myers after the start of play after rain. At the same time, the dream of the Caribbean to take a big lead in front of Bangladesh was reduced due to tiger bowlers.

Kemar Roach remained unbeaten on 18. Anderson Phillip was dismissed for 9 runs. Zaiden Seals did 5. The Bangladeshi bowlers started the third day well in the St Lucia Test. In the morning, they picked up 2 wickets, adding 23 runs to the Caribbean’s board.

After West Indies were 376 for 7, it suddenly rained. The game was stopped due to rain. Myers was forming one pair after another before he got out. The centurion put on a 116-run stand with Jermaine Blackwood for the fifth wicket after West Indies lost four wickets for 132 runs.

After breaking the pair, In the last session of the second day, Joshua de Silva again resisted Myers. The pair came close to a century for the sixth wicket as well.

However, Mehdi Hasan Miraz broke the 96-run partnership on the morning of the third day. Joshua, who scored 29 off 115 balls, was finally trapped lbw by the Tiger offspinner.

The Caribbean wicketkeeper wanted to sweep Miraz’s spin ball. But he missed it completely. When the umpire raised his finger, Joshua did not stand for a second to take the review.

Two overs later, another wicket for Bangladesh. This time, Algerie Joseph (6) was caught by Liton Das at midwicket while pulling a short delivery from Khaled Ahmed.

Earlier, West Indies started the third day’s play at 340 for 5. At the end of the first day, the lead was 106 runs.