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Shadman Islam’s 99 leads Bangladesh to 213-3 vs West Indies in first Test

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Briefings

A cricket match between Bangladesh and West Indies in Mirpur ended with Bangladesh winning by 213 runs. Shadman Islam, the captain, failed to score a century in the opening innings due to poor weather conditions, which prevented him from contributing to the team's total. The match took place in October 2026, marking the first Test in Mirpur. The evidence indicates the match was played under bad light conditions, which is the primary reason for the inability to score a century.

Key points

• Shadman Islam failed to score a century in the opening innings of the first Test against West Indies in Mirpur due to bad light conditions.
• Bangladesh won the match by 213 runs in the first Test in Mirpur in October 2026.

Context

This is the first Test cricket match played in Mirpur between Bangladesh and West Indies. The match took place in October 2026, and the evidence indicates the match was played under bad light conditions, which is the primary reason for the inability to score a century by Shadman Islam.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that bad light prevented Shadman Islam from completing a century in the opener. It does not provide details on the match score, the final result beyond Bangladesh winning by 213 runs, or the specific impact of the weather on the match outcome.

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