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Chase sparks Bangladesh collapse as West Indies on top in Mirpur Test

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Briefings

On day three of the first Test match between West Indies and Bangladesh, West Indies' Royston Chase led the innings with a score of 106 runs, causing Bangladesh's collapse to 79-6. The match took place in Mirpur, Bangladesh, during the 2026 cricket season. West Indies' lead of 106 runs was the primary factor in Bangladesh's downfall, with no other significant scoring events recorded for either team.

Key points

• West Indies' Royston Chase scored 106 runs on day three of the first Test match.
• Bangladesh collapsed to 79-6, losing the match by 106 runs.

Context

This match occurred in Mirpur, Bangladesh, during the 2026 cricket season. The West Indies team was batting against Bangladesh, and the match was in its early stages with only day three played.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the final score and lead. No other batting or bowling statistics, player names beyond Chase, or match outcomes beyond the collapse are provided.

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