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Bangladesh vs West Indies 2018

Under-fire Bangladesh umpire Tanvir Ahmed admits error, says he’s new to international cricket

Tanvir Ahmed, standing in his third match, was in the line of fire on Saturday.

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‘Everyone saw that it was not a no-ball’- Brathwaite blasts umpires

West Indies Twenty20 skipper Carlos Brathwaite blasted the match umpires for giving "50-50 decisions" to Bangladesh even though his side won the third Twenty20 international to wrap up the series.

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Bangladesh vs West Indies: Umpire’s no-ball call causes controversy

West Indies might have thumped Bangladesh in the third T20I on Saturday to clinch the series 2-1 but not before a controversial no-ball call that resulted in a heated debate.

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Paul, Lewis hand West Indies T20 series win against Bangladesh

Keemo Paul grabbed a record 5-15 and Evin Lewis smashed 89 off 36 balls as the West Indies beat Bangladesh by 50 runs in the third and final Twenty20 in Dhaka on Saturday to win the series 2-1.

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Bangladesh fight back after blistering Lewis fifty

Evin Lewis plundered 89 runs off 36 balls as the West Indies made 190 batting first in the third and final Twenty20 international against Bangladesh in Dhaka on Saturday.

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3rd T20I: Windies aim to end Bangladesh tour on a high

In their final leg of Bangladesh tour, Windies find find themselves levelled at 1-1 in a three-match T20I series and a chance to return home with a silverware.

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2nd T20I: Shakib Al Hasan’s maiden five-for levels series for Bangladesh

Rovman Powell hit 50 off 34 balls but succumbed to pressure as West Indies folded in 19.2 overs.

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2nd T20I: Liton Das’ 60 off 34 powers Bangladesh to 211/4 against West Indies

Sheldon Cottrell finished with 2-38 as the most successful West Indies bowler.

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2nd T20I: Soumya Sarkar confident Bangladesh will bounce back to level series against West Indies

Sarkar negated any views of complacency creeping into Bangladesh, who registered a 2-0 clean sweep and won the ODI series 2-1.

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Our batsmen tried to be too aggressive: Neil McKenzie

The opening pair of Tamim Iqbal and Liton Das and then Soumya Sarkar all fell trying to counter short-pitch deliveries.

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