Bangladesh fast bowler Hasan Mahmud takes six wickets to help restrict West Indies to 356 on day two of the second Test in Sylhet. Mahmud finishes with 6-90 as the hosts struggle in reply, ending the day on 88-3, still 268 runs behind West Indies’ first-innings total. Despite Bangladesh’s early batting troubles, Towhid Hridoy remains unbeaten on 29 and Mushfiqur Rahim on 19.
The outlets also note that Bangladesh lose opener Shadman Islam to an ankle injury, with his status described as requiring an MRI in one report. Mahmud’s haul is presented as a Bangladesh pace-bowling record, his fifth Test five-wicket haul, and the spell is supported by other bowlers including Taskin Ahmed and Mehidy Hasan Miraz, while West Indies’ Amir Jangoo posts the top score with 133.
While all sources emphasize Mahmud’s impact and Bangladesh’s batting difficulties, they differ slightly in framing: one highlights the restriction as part of Mahmud “scalps” West Indies, another focuses on Mahmud’s record and conditions in Sylhet, and another stresses the idea that Mahmud’s six-for is “not enough” because West Indies take control.
