Roach leads West Indies' fightback

Jul 18, 2009

Nightwatchman Enamul Haque jnr was the first to go, caught brilliantly by Chadwick Walton •Associated Press

Tamim Iqbal looked fluent in his innings of 37 but was dismissed by David Bernard•Associated Press

But succumbed to a customary lapse, slashing straight to Darren Sammy at point•Associated Press

The resolute Mushfiqur Rahim resisted with 48 after Bangladesh were struggling at 157 for 7 •Associated Press

West Indies gained a very slender five-run lead. The star of the first inniings, Travis Dowlin, remained unbeaten on a solid 23 •Associated Press

West Indies kept the scoring in check, and were rewarded for their disciplined bowling•AFP

Junaid Siddique struggled, making just 7, before he was bowled by Ryan Austin•Associated Press

Raqibul Hasan held fort at one end•Associated Press

Mahmudullah joined him in a stand of 62 for the eighth wicket•Associated Press

Mohammad Ashraful began well, looking to shrug off his woeful run•Associated Press

But some purposeful bowling by Kemar Roach strengthened West Indies' position•Associated Press

Roach then peppered the lower order with bouncers and ended with 6 for 48•Associated Press