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Nayeem Hasan Strikes After Mominul's Catch Drop; West Indies 213/6 at Lunch on Day 3

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Sports Desk • 30 Oct • 2 min read

Nayeem Hasan Strikes After Mominul's Catch Drop; West Indies 213/6 at Lunch on Day 3
Bangladesh players celebrating the dismissal of Justin Greaves at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium.

Off-spinner Nayeem Hasan provided Bangladesh with a crucial breakthrough just before the lunch break on Day 3 of the ongoing Mirpur Test against West Indies, trapping in-form batter Justin Greaves LBW to break a threatening 51-run partnership.

At the end of the morning session on Friday, October 30, 2026, West Indies reached 213 for 6, trailing Bangladesh's first-innings total by 59 runs. Overnight batter Tagenarine Chanderpaul, who resumed on 43, completed his third Test fifty off 164 balls before left-arm pacer Shoriful Islam induced an edge caught cleanly by Najmul Hossain Shanto at slip. Chanderpaul departed for a patient 56 off 184 balls (6 fours, 1 six), ending a 65-run stand with Greaves.

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West Indies captain Roston Chase then joined Greaves, with the pair building a steady partnership. Bangladesh missed a clear chance to dismiss Chase early when Mominul Haque dropped a straightforward chance at short leg off Nayeem. However, Nayeem compensated one over later by trapping Greaves in front with an off-break for 46 (103 balls, 2 fours). Greaves opted against a review and walked back, leaving Chase unbeaten on 30 at the lunch interval as Bangladesh maintain a 59-run advantage.

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