Tigers hone skills ahead of final Windies Test
Bangladesh players train ahead of their second Test against hosts West Indies in Jamaica. Photo: BCB
The visitors are keen on improving their batting, particularly at the top of the order.
Bangladesh will seek a quick turnaround in the second and final Test against the West Indies at Jamaica's Sabina Park, beginning tomorrow, following their 201-run defeat in the first Test in Antigua.
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It is set to be another trial by pace for the Bangladesh batters, especially the top-order, who are already burdened by a lack of runs over the past few Test series. Photo: BCB
Bangladesh were bundled out for 132 in pursuit of 334 in their second innings at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Tuesday.
Challenging batting conditions are expected at Jamaica's Sabina Park. Photo: BCB
The visitors are keen on improving their batting, particularly at the top of the order.
Assistant coach Mohammad Salahuddin talks to Mominul Haque, who shares the major burden of responsibility in the batting order. In Antigua Test, the middle order had put on a better effort after Mominul had been able to absorb a chunk of the new-ball pressure. Photo: BCB
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