West Indies Regain Momentum Against Bangladesh in Test Match

GEORGETOWN, (Alayaran.com): Mikyle Louis and Alick Athanaze led the charge for the West Indies Cricket Team as they posted a total of 250/5 on the first day against Bangladesh in their ongoing test match.

The duo played a crucial role in rebuilding the innings after a dismal start with the loss of early wickets to Taskin Ahmed and co. They put up an impressive 140-run stand for the fourth wicket, which brought some stability to the West Indies batting unit.

However, despite putting on a brave face, both Louis and Athanaze fell short of their maiden test centuries, leaving them two runs shy of what would have been a century each.

Despite that, it was a positive opening day for West Indies, who had struggled to respond after the loss of key players. Captain Kraigg Brathwaite's wicket early in the innings had set back the team's momentum, but Louis and Athanaze managed to recover and push the scoreline up.

Bangladesh's bowlers, particularly Taskin Ahmed, initially exerted control over the game, taking out several West Indies batsmen. But with the exception of these two late wickets, the bowling display was inconsistent, ultimately limiting their impact on the match.

With 250/5 on board, West Indies head into the second day with a strong platform to build upon. The stage is now set for them to make use of this foundation and wrestle back control from Bangladesh.

The game will resume in the morning, when all eyes will be on the West Indies pair's ability to translate individual brilliance into team success against the resilient hosts.