After Bangladesh pacer Nahid Rana's five-wicket spell triggered West Indies' collapse on day three of the second Test, the visitors' batting line-up fought it out to take control of the match in Jamaica.
The Windies, who began the day at 70 for 1, were just 94 runs away from Bangladesh's first-innings total of 164 but had no answer to the skills of 22-year-old Rana who took 5 for 61 as the home team was bowled out for 146 to concede a thin 18-run lead.
