Warrican claimed the first of his three wickets beautifully, setting a trap for Bangladesh skipper Mominul, who obliged by lofting a catch to John Campbell at midwicket. It ended Mominul's promising 53-run third-wicket stand with Shadman, who followed his captain off the field shortly after, having been trapped leg before by Warrican. Shadman -- who hit six fours -- could have survived if he had reviewed the decision of the on-field umpire, as a replay showed the ball was going down leg. Shadman regretted his decision not to seek a review. "I thought that the ball pitched in line and would hit the stump. Therefore I did not go for the review," he said. "I was a bit frustrated after seeing the replay in the dressing room, but it is part of the game." 

Mushfiqur then reclaimed his record as the country's leading run-getter and rebuilt Bangladesh's innings with a 59-run stand with Shakib. Their partnership came to an end when Mushfiqur poked a delivery from Warrican to Rahkeem Cornwall at slip. "It was a very good day for me in the office. I got three vital wickets. Hopefully I can benefit the team with more wickets tomorrow," Warrican said. "The Bangladesh batsmen play spin very well, so we had to be very disciplined and set the right fields. We stuck to the basics and just made sure I bowled in good areas and challenged the batsmen." The West Indies handed Test debuts to Nkrumah Bonner, Kyle Mayers and Shayne Moseley.

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