If the first day was action-packed, yesterday's second was a blockbuster at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram. Bangladesh's debutant off-spinner Nayeem Hasan, 10 days short of his 18th birthday, became the youngest bowler in Test history to take five wickets on debut but the batsman took some of the gloss off the achievement to the point that West Indies, from being on the ropes, are now in a position of parity - if not ascendancy - in the second Test.
Much of the credit for producing two enthralling days of Test cricket should go to the wicket as it enabled the spinners to dominate, while also being true enough to allow a gem of a cameo from West Indies' Shimron Hetmyer.
Like on the first day, the last session of the day changed the complexion of the match. While Taijul Islam and Nayeem Hasan's 56-run ninth-wicket stand wrested the initiative back in the hosts' favour on Thursday, yesterday they surrendered it by losing five wickets for 55 runs after Nayeem's five for 51 had secured a 78-run first innings lead.
West Indies had started the session - during which nine of the day's 17 fell - on 187 for six and Dowrich was intent on the attacking mindset that Hetmyer had set before the break. He smoked a six off Mehedi in the second over of the session, but that gain was offset by Nayeem - bowling with the wiles of a veteran - in the next over as he beat Devendra

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