As it happened: WIvBAN: Bangladesh beat West Indies by 7 wickets

Win with a splendid boundary!

Bangladesh beat West Indies by 7 wickets to register a historic win. 

Bangladesh powered to the second highest run chase in World Cup history as Shakib Al Hasan's brilliant century clinched a memorable seven-wicket win over the West Indies on Monday.

Shakib blasted 124 from 99 balls and Linton Das hit a superb 94 from 69 deliveries to lead Bangladesh to 322-3 with 8.3 overs to spare at Taunton.

Bangladesh's joint highest one-day international run chase put them behind only Ireland's 329-7 against England in 2011 in the history of successful World Cup chases.

Mashrafe Mortaza's side remain in with a chance of reaching the semi-finals after their second win in five matches.

41st Over

Jason Holder back into attack.

11 runs from this one. 

40th Over

4 runs from Shannon Gabriel's 8th over. 

The score is 305/3.

39th Over

Sheldon Cottrell's spell ended with figure 10-0-65-0. 

Total 5 runs from this over. 

38th Over

Huge over for Bangladesh... 24 runs from this over. 

3 mesmerising sixers... what else Bangladesh team needs right now...

37th Over

Sheldon Cottrell's 9th over. 

6 runs from this over. 

36th Over

Oshane Thomas' sixth over. 

11 runs from the over. 

1 boundary, 2 doubles, 1 single and 2 extras. 

34th Over

Cottrell's 8th over. 

5 runs from this one. 

34th Over

10 runs from the over. 

2 boundaries and 2 singles. 

Bowlers have no answers to Shakib and Liton's shots. 

33rd Over

Sheldon Cottrell comes back into attack. 

10 runs from this over. 

32nd Over

Chris Gayle is bowling from the other end. 

He has been expensive. 

13 runs from this over. 

31st Over

Jason Holder's 8th over. 

5 runs from this over. 

West Indies are losing grip from the game. 

Bangladesh are 166/3 after 25 overs. 

Wicket!

Oshane Thomas strikes to get Mushfiqur Rahim's wicket.

He departs after scoring 1 run. 

Thomas to Mushfiqur, caught behind. 

Next batsman is Liton Das. 

Wicket!

Sheldon Cottrell gets the breakthrough. 

Cottrell's brilliant throw on his own bowling to effect a run out to dismiss Tamim Iqbal. 

Iqbal scored 48 runs.

Next batsman is Mushfiqur Rahim. 

Bangladesh are 112/1 after 16 overs.

It's time for drinks break. 

Wicket!

Soumya Sarkar out.

Andre Russell gets the breakthrough. 

Sarkar departs after scoring 29 runs. 

Russell to Sarkar, caught out by Chris Gayle. 

Next batsman is Shakib Al Hasan. 

The Bangladesh team is off to a stable start.

They are 38/0 after 6 overs.

Bangladesh are 15/0 after 3 overs.

Innings break:

West Indies are 321/8 in 50 overs.

Shai Hope hit a patient 121-ball 91 while Shimron Hetmyer produced a quick-fire fifty as West Indies posted a challenging 321 for eight against Bangladesh. 

Hope shared a 116-run partnership with Evin Lewis (70) for the second wicket before adding another 83 runs with Hetmyer (50 off 26 balls) after West Indies had a sedate start following Bangladesh's decision to field first.

The two-time champions seemed to be on course for a 350-plus score before Bangladesh tied things up a bit in the last five overs, which yielded just 33 for loss of one wicket.

For Bangladesh, pace duo of Mohammad Saifuddin (3/72) and Mustafizur Rahman (3/59) snapped three wickets each, while Shakib Al Hasan (2/54) took two. 

Earlier, West Indies lost Chris Gayle (0) early and could manage only 32 runs in the first powerplay with the Bangladesh pacers bowling in tendum. 

Lewis and Hope then brought up the team hundred in 22.4 overs. The left-handed opener then exploded, smashing successive fours off Shakib before sending one from the bowler out of the park in his next over. 

But Shakib returned to dismiss Lewis, having him caught at long-off as West Indies slipped to 122 for two. 

Hope then completed his fifty in 75 balls but new man Nicholas Pooran (25) could not stay longer as WI lost their third wicket in the 33rd over. 

That brought Hetmyer to the crease and he took the Bangladesh bowlers to the cleaners, smashing four boundaries and three sixes in his 26-ball whirlwind innings. 

Once Hetmyer was back to the hut, captain Jason Holder blasted 33 off 15 balls with the help of four hits to the fence and two sixes to keep the flow of runs but West Indies lost their way after he was dismissed in the 44th over.
Hope too holed out in the 47th over. 

Wicket!

Shai Hope out, he missed his century by just 4 runs. 

Mustafizur gets the breakthrough. 

Mustafizur to Hope, caught out by Liton Das. 

Hope scored 96 runs off 121. 

Next batsman is Oshane Thomas. 

Windies are 297/7 after 47 overs. 

46th Over

6 runs from Saifuddin's 8th over. 

45th Over

Mehidy Hasan is bowling from the other end. 

5 singles in this over. 

44th Over

Mohammad Saifuddin comes back into attack with a good over. 

He takes Holder's wicket but gave 9 runs also. 

Wicket!

Mohammad Saifuddin strikes to get Jason Holder's wicket.  

Holder tried to hit big but it went high up and Mahmudullah takes the catch on the long-off. 

Jason Holder scored 33 runs. 

Next batsman is Darren Bravo. 

43rd Over

Mashrafe Mortaza is back into attack. 

Big over for Windies, 13 runs from this one. 

42nd Over

Mustafizur's 7th over and he gives 7 rund from this one. 

41st Over

Shakib's 8th over and 11 runs from this one. 

40th Over

Brilliant over by Mustafizur. 

2 wickets and gave just 3 runs. 

Wicket!

Massive scalp for Bangladesh...

New batsman Andre Russell out. 

He departs on a duck. 

Next batsman is Jason Holder. 

Wicket!

Shimron Hetmyer departs after scoring 50 runs. 

Mustafizur gets the breakthrough. 

Mustafiz to Hetmyer, caught out by Tamim Iqbal. 

Andre Russell is the next batsman. 

39th Over

After massive run flows, a good over by Mehidy Hasan. 

6 runs from the over. 

38th Over

Mosaddek Hossain is back into attack. 

14 runs added to Windies score. 

37th Over

Mehidy Hasan is back into attack. 

10 runs from the over. 

36th Over

Another huge over for Windies. 

17 runs from this over. 

Expensive over by Saifuddin. 

35th Over

This is not acceptable, 19 runs from the over. 

Mustafizur Rahman, who was back into attack, losing the plot. 

There was a run out chance but the throw missed the stumps. 

34th Over

Saifuddin's 5th over. 

8 runs from this over. 

33rd Over

1 wicket after giving 8 runs, not bad by Shakib.

Wicket!

Nicholas Pooran out.

Shakib strikes again to get one more wicket. 

Pooran departs after scoring 25 runs. 

Shakib to Pooran, caught out by Soumya Sarkar. 

Next batsman is Shimron Hetmyer. 

31st Over

Shakib's 6th over and he gives 5 runs. 

30th Over

9 runs from this over. 

One massive six on the first ball of the over when Nicholas Pooran sent the ball straight onto the roof of the stand. 

The score is 151/2. 

29th Over

Shakib has changed his strategy it seems. 

He was expensive at the start, then got a breakthrough and now he is back with his fine bowling. 

28th Over

9 runs from Mehidy Hasan's 5th over. 

In this over only, Shai Hope completes his half-century. 

27th Over

Brilliant over by Shakib. Just one over. Now, Bangladesh are trying to build pressure on Windies batsmen. 

26th Over

7 runs from the over, including one boundary. 

25th Over

8 runs and 1 wicket in this over. 

Shakib gets the breakthrough for Bangladesh. 

Wicket!

Shakib strikes to get Evin Lewis' wicket. 

He departs after scoring 70 runs. 

Shakib to Lewis, caught out by Sabbir Rahman. 

Nicholas Pooran is the next batsman. 

24th Over

Another good over by Mosaddek. 

6 singles in this over. 

23rd Over

An expensive over by Shakib. 

14 runs added to Windies' score. 

2 splendid boundaries from Evin Lewis. 

22nd Over

Mosaddek has become the central of Bangladesh's bowling plans. Especially in this game. 

4 runs from this over. 

Mosaddek is not letting batsmen to open their arms. 

21st Over

Shakib Al Hasan comes into attack. 

4 runs from his first spell. 

Well, the number all-rounder need to take wickets. 

20th Over

Another brilliant over by Mosaddek. 

Just 4 runs from this one. 

The score at this moment is 86/1. 

19th Over

Mustafizur's 4th over. 

Total 7 runs from this one. 

One boundary on the last ball of the over as Evin Lewis' top edge goes straight down the leg-side. 

18th Over

Mosaddek Hossain comes into attack and gave just one run. 

The batsmen are holding up which is needed for Windies. 

On the other hand, Bangladesh need to break this partnership.

17th Over 

Another economical over by Mustafizur.

Just 2 runs. 

16th Over

8 runs from the over including one boundary. 

A pleasant shot by Shai Hope when he struck a boundary through the covers. 

15th Over

Mustafizur Rahman is back into attack. Total 6 runs from the over. 

14th Over

5 runs from Mehidy Hasan's 3rd over. 

There was one lbw appeal but on-field umpire denied it. Mortaza was discussing with the bowler but eventually did not review it. 

13th Over

8 runs from skipper's 7th over including 1 beautiful boundary by Evin Lewis. 

12th Over

A good over by Mehidy Hasan. 

3 runs from the over. 

11th Over

Mashrafe Mortaza is going on with his tight and skiddy bowling. 

Total 10 runs from the over. 

West Indies are 29/1 after 8 overs. 

Wicket!

Mohammad Saifuddin gets the first breakthrough and Windies lose a crucial wicket.

Chris Gayle out on a duck. 

Saifuddin to Gayle, caught behind. 

Next batsman is Shai Hope. 

Chris Gayle and Evin Lewis are at the crease to start Windies' innings. 

Bangladesh's skipper Mashrafe Mortaza will launch bowling attack. 

Both the teams are out on the field to sing their national anthems. 

The match will start in 10 minutes. 

Toss:

Bangladesh elect to bowl first against West Indies.

Bangladesh made one change, bringing in Liton Das in place of Mohammad Mithun. 

For West Indies, Carlos Brathwaite made way for Darren Bravo in the playing XI.

Playing XI:

West Indies: Chris Gayle, Evin Lewis, Shai Hope(w), Darren Bravo, Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer, Jason Holder(c), Andre Russell, Sheldon Cottrell, Oshane Thomas, Shannon Gabriel 

Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Liton Das, Mahmudullah, Mosaddek Hossain, Mohammad Saifuddin, Mehidy Hasan, Mashrafe Mortaza(c), Mustafizur Rahman

Windies skipper Jason Holder doesn't mind 'underdogs' tag ahead of Bangladesh clash. 

"If you want to put us in the underdog category, fair enough," Holder told a news conference on Sunday.

"We've played them quite a bit in the past and they've got the better of us, but it's a different occasion and there's lots at stake, so we're all up for it.

"It's a challenge against Bangladesh, so we just want to get over them and move forward."

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza hinted at targeting West Indies with his spin bowling options.

"It's a very important match for us, especially losing few points in the last three matches," Mashrafe said.

"I think our bowling has been fantastic against them in the last two-three series we played.

"Obviously the top five West Indies batsmen are left-handers, and Mehidy bowled against them really well too."

Conditions:

It's a bright sunny day in Taunton with partly cloudy intervals. 

Sun will out, boundaries are short, a high-scoring match could be expected.

Squads:

West Indies: Jason Holder (c), Fabian Allen, Darren Bravo, Shannon Gabriel, Shimron Hetmyer, Evin Lewis, Nicholas Pooran, Andre Russell, Carlos Brathwaite, Sheldon Cottrell, Chris Gayle, Shai Hope (wk), Ashley Nurse, Kemar Roach, Oshane Thomas

Bangladesh: Mashrafe Mortaza (capt), Abu Jayed, Liton Das (wk), Mahmudullah, Mehidy Hasan, Mohammad Mithun (wk), Mohammad Saifuddin, Mosaddek Hossain, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mustafizur Rahman, Rubel Hossain, Sabbir Rahman, Shakib Al Hasan, Soumya Sarkar, Tamim Iqbal

Head-to-head:

Bangladesh and West Indies have played each other nine times since the 2015 World Cup, and the Asian side has emerged victorious in seven occasions, including three wins in the tri-nation tournament held in Ireland last month. 

Overall, both the teams have played 37 ODI matches. West Indies won 21 and Bangladesh won 14. 

Preview: 

Bangladesh will have the psychological advantage when they face West Indies though both teams are sailing in the same boat as far as their World Cup campaign is concerned.

Bangladesh beat West Indies as many as three times in tri-series that Ireland hosted ahead of the World Cup. 

Even though West Indies stars such as Chris Gayle and Andre Russell were not part of that series, Jason Holder's team still must be smarting from those three consecutive losses last month. 

Both teams are on three points from four games, having lost two games with one game each being a washout.

Bangladesh, who last played on June 8 when they lost to England, will be itching to take the field after a forced break of one week with the game against Sri Lanka called off due to rain. 

They had the opportunity to score two points against a struggling Sri Lanka before the weather sealed their fate.

The Mashrafe Mortaza-led side has batted pretty well so far but needs to step up in the bowling department. The bowlers conceded as many as 386 runs against England in

Cardiff and it was too much of an ask for the batsmen who ended at 280. 

West Indies, on the other hand, need to change their approach in batting. Most of their batsmen seem to be in T20 mode while playing 50-over cricket.

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