Amir Jangoo's Commanding Century Propels West Indies to Strong First Innings Total Against Bangladesh

At the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, West Indies took control on Day 2 of their second Test against Bangladesh. Resuming their first innings, West Indies' wicketkeeper-batsman Amir Jangoo was the standout performer, notching a commanding 133 runs from 212 balls, featuring 13 fours and 2 sixes. Jangoo's resilience was key to building a significant total. Bangladesh's Hasan Mahmud was the most effective bowler, claiming four wickets for 67 runs. West Indies eventually declared their innings at 356 for 10 after 106.4 overs. Bangladesh then began their first innings, trailing by 317 runs at the close of play on Day 2.

Meanwhile, in Sharjah, Zimbabwe continued their strong batting performance against Afghanistan in the first Test. Captain Brian Bennett scored a century, reaching 102 runs from 178 balls, while Brendan Taylor contributed a substantial 131 runs. Wessly Madhevere also added a fifty, scoring 50 runs from 65 balls. Zimbabwe reached 421 for 6 at lunch on Day 2, with their innings ongoing.