King 81*, Chase five-for guide West Indies to victory on tricky pitch
King headlined a quick chase of 170 on the fourth day, negating spin-friendly conditions in Mirpur
King headlined a quick chase of 170 on the fourth day, negating spin-friendly conditions in Mirpur
Bangladesh's overall lead grew to 106 after Chanderpaul (56) and Chase (43*) pushed WI to 245
Bangladesh were bowled out for 272 early on day two, with Shadman Islam scoring 105
Warrican took two wickets for WI while Seales took another; debutant Joshua Bishop went wicketless
Litton Das, who missed the ODI tri-series in the UAE because of an injury, has been brought in, while Towhid Hridoy has retained his place
Mominul Haque picked up the injury while attempting a catch at short leg in West Indies' first innings of the Dhaka Test
The home team could not capitalise on their strong performance on day one, as the visiting spinners triggered a collapse
The left-arm spinner claimed nine wickets and the Player-of-the-Match award in the first Test in Mirpur
The Bangladesh captain threw his weight behind Taijul Islam, who has taken just five wickets in his last five Test matches
WI batting coach Reifer credited bowlers for shifting momentum back in their team's favour
"There wasn't sufficient improvement till this morning" to the injured finger, Bangladesh team physio Bayjedul Islam Khan said
Mushfiqur Rahim picked up a hand injury while training on the eve of the Test and has been replaced in the Bangladesh playing XI by Towhid Hridoy
Chase backs other batters to step up in the absence of Hope, who has been rested
He insisted that the team remained focused following the removal of batting coach Mohammad Ashraful
Bangladesh are currently fourth in the World Test Championship standings
Jomel Warrican said the visitors wanted to have a crack at bowling at the new batter Litton Das
Bangladesh lost both games in the tri-series and failed to win the one-off Test against Afghanistan in the lead-up to this Test series