Jaker Ali and Taijul Islam play key roles as Bangladesh secure a first Test win in the West Indies for 15 years to draw their two-match series.

Jaker Ali and Taijul Islam play key roles as Bangladesh secure a first Test win in the West Indies for 15 years to draw their two-match series.

Bangladesh have completed an impressive comeback to beat West Indies in the second Test match by 101 runs and record their first win in the Caribbean since 2009. Taijul Islam snared five wickets for the 15th time in a Test innings to lead Bangladesh’s series-levelling win on the fourth evening of the final Test of the series at Sabina Park on Tuesday.

Bangladesh won a test in the Caribbean for the first time in 15 years by beating the West Indies by 101 runs inside four days at Sabina Park. Bangladesh set West Indies 287 to win in five and a bit sessions and the West Indies managed to bat less than two sessions,

The Bangladeshis had lost their last seven Tests in the Caribbean, including the first one of this series in Antigua last week. They have tied the short series.

"It's a great feeling to win a Test match abroad which we don't often do and all the boys really put in a tremendous effort," said player-of-the-match Islam. Seamers Taskin Ahmed and Hasan Mahmud took two wickets each with Taskin emerging as the leading wicket-taker in the brief series with 11 victims to his name.