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Can West Indies start the tour on a high?
We predict a draw
| Tournament: | West Indies tour of Bangladesh, 2026 |
| Format: | First-Class |
| Venue: | Bashundhara Sports City Cricket Ground, Dhaka |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
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Bangladesh Cricket Board XI will take on West Indies in a three-day warm-up match of the West Indies tour of Bangladesh 2026 at Bashundhara Sports City Cricket Ground in Dhaka.
The match will be played from October 22 to 24, ahead of the two-Test series starting on October 28. BCB XI have a good mix of experience and quality players, with most of Bangladesh's regular Test players in the squad.
Mushfiqur Rahim and Mominul Haque add plenty of experience to the batting lineup. BCB XI have lost one and drawn 2 of their last 4 matches.
West Indies, led by Roston Chase, will look to get used to the conditions before the Test series begins. They drew their last Test series against Pakistan 1-1 in August and will be hoping to get some good practice in this game. Bangladesh won the last Test meeting between these two sides by 101 runs in Jamaica in December 2024.
Bangladesh Cricket Board XI have picked a strong lineup for this warm-up game, featuring experienced campaigners like Mushfiqur Rahim, Mominul Haque, and Litton Das. Taijul Islam will spearhead the bowling department, with his frontline spin set to test the opposition as the side looks to gain quality match practice before the Test series begins.
Mushfiqur Rahim is their most experienced batter, with 6,957 runs in 106 Tests, including a best of 219*. Mominul Haque has scored 5,265 runs in 81 Tests, while Litton Das has compiled 3,511 runs in 57 Tests. With seasoned campaigners anchoring the order, Bangladesh have plenty of red-ball experience to rely upon.
Taijul Islam will lead the bowling attack, bringing a proven record of 273 wickets in 63 Tests with best figures of 8 for 39. His control and wicket-taking ability will be crucial in exploiting conditions, and the West Indies batters will need to handle his left-arm spin with discipline.
Key Players: Mushfiqur Rahim, Taijul Islam, Mominul Haque
Shadman Islam, Mominul Haque, Litton Das, Mushfiqur Rahim, Taijul Islam, Ebadot Hossain, Amite Hasan, Khaled Ahmed, Jaker Ali, Musfik Hasan,
West Indies will look to give their batters some time in the middle before the Test series begins. Roston Chase will lead the side, which has batters like Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Kavem Hodge and Amir Jangoo. Jayden Seales and Shamar Joseph will lead the pace attack, while Jomel Warrican will handle the spin bowling. They will be hoping to get a good feel for the conditions and put up a good fight against Bangladesh.
Roston Chase is their most experienced batter, with 2680 runs in 58 Tests and a best of 194. Justin Greaves has scored 1006 runs in 18 Tests, including an 202*. Tagenarine Chanderpaul has also scored a double hundred, making 207*, and has 758 runs in 15 Tests.
Joshua Da Silva has scored 1238 runs in 33 Tests, while Amir Jangoo made 233 in just his 3rd Test. West Indies have some good batting options, and this game will be a chance for them to get into rhythm before the series.
Jomel Warrican has taken 84 wickets in 25 Tests, with best figures of 7 for 32. Shamar Joseph has picked up 51 wickets in 11 Tests, with best figures of 7 for 68. Jayden Seales also crossed 100 Test wickets against Sri Lanka. Chase adds another option with his off-spin, having taken 94 Test wickets. Seales and Joseph will look to pick up early wickets, while Warrican will be important in the middle overs.
Key Players: Roston Chase, Shamar Joseph, Jomel Warrican
Roston Chase (c), Jomel Warrican, John Campbell, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Joshua Da Silva (wk), Justin Greaves, Kavem Hodge, Amir Jangoo (wk), Shamar Joseph, Brandon King, Jayden Seales
The weather in Dhaka is expected to be sunny and hot on October 22, with temperatures reaching around 34°C. Humidity is forecast to be around 38% during the day, although it could rise to around 75% in the early morning. The chance of rain is very low, so the weather should not cause any major interruptions. Similar conditions are expected on October 23 and 24, and a full three days of cricket are likely.
Bashundhara Sports City Cricket Ground is a new venue, so there is no first-class record available for this ground. However, Bangladesh's spinners could play an important role here. Taijul Islam will look to get some turn as the match goes on. West Indies batters will need to play them carefully and avoid losing wickets in clusters.
Score Prediction (1st innings)
If Bangladesh Cricket Board XI bat first: 320-380 runs
If West Indies bat first: 280-340 runs
The pitch will be fresh, and the weather looks good for all 3 days. The captain winning the toss will likely choose to bat first and put some runs on the board. As the match goes on, the spinners could come into play, making batting a bit more difficult in the later stages.
Bangladesh Cricket Board XI have fielded a near full-strength red-ball squad for this warm-up clash, with their frontline spinners expected to pose serious questions in familiar home conditions. The visiting West Indies side features promising young talent, but they will need time to acclimatise, making this fixture primarily about building rhythm and spending quality time in the middle ahead of the upcoming Test series.
While the tourists' batters will look to settle in and their pace attack will aim to test the top order with the new ball, warm-up games of this nature tend to prioritise rotation and preparation over forced results. With both teams focused on fine-tuning their skills across innings, back this contest to end in a draw.
We predict a draw
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