Final result
Bangladesh Cricket won by 101 runs
Player of the match: Taijul Islam
Result · Test Cricket
Final result
Bangladesh Cricket won by 101 runs
Player of the match: Taijul Islam
Match preview & overview
Bangladesh Cricket beat West Indies Cricket by 101 runs in Kingston on 30 November 2024, completing a four-innings victory at Sabina Park that few would have predicted given Bangladesh's form coming into the match. Bangladesh posted 164 in the first innings after winning the toss and choosing to bat, then restricted West Indies to 146. A second-innings total of 268 set West Indies a target of 287. They were bowled out for 185, leaving Bangladesh with a 101-run margin. Taijul Islam was named player of the match for his role with the ball across both West Indies innings.
The result carries particular weight given Bangladesh's run of form in 2024. They had lost five consecutive completed Tests before this fixture, including back-to-back series defeats against India and South Africa. Winning away from home, at a ground with a 45% chase success rate and a reputation for testing batting line-ups, is a meaningful shift in that narrative.
Both first-innings scores sat comfortably below Sabina Park's 75-match average of 213. That is not unusual for this ground; the surface consistently rewards bowlers who hit the right lengths, and spin in particular can be effective once the pitch dries out into the later days.
Pitch report & venue insights
Aggregate conditions from 2003–2025. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.
75
T20 matches hosted
213
Avg 1st-innings score
179
Avg 2nd-innings score
48%
Chase success rate
36
Avg powerplay runs
71%
Toss-field rate
Key talking points
Headline angle
Bangladesh Cricket posted 164 and 268 across their two innings, then bowled West Indies out for 146 and 185 to secure a 101-run victory at Sabina Park. It was a composed team performance on a ground where the average first-innings score over 75 matches is just 213.
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Key players
Betting & analytical angles
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Frequently asked
Bangladesh Cricket won by 101 runs. They posted 164 in the first innings and 268 in the second, leaving West Indies to chase 287. West Indies were bowled out for 185 in the fourth innings, falling 101 runs short.
Taijul Islam was awarded player of the match. The left-arm spinner was central to Bangladesh's success with the ball, helping dismiss West Indies twice across the contest.
Bangladesh scored 164 in the first innings and 268 in the third innings. West Indies replied with 146 in the second innings and 185 in the fourth. Bangladesh won by 101 runs.
Across 84 completed meetings in all formats, West Indies Cricket have won 43 and Bangladesh Cricket have won 36, with 4 no results. West Indies hold the overall edge in the rivalry.
UK broadcast rights for West Indies home Tests are typically held by Sky Sports Cricket, accessible via Sky subscription, Sky Go, or a NOW TV day pass. BBC Radio's Test Match Special also provides ball-by-ball commentary for many overseas Test matches.
Sabina Park in Kingston has hosted 75 Test matches. The average first-innings score is 213 and the average second-innings score is 179, both figures suggesting a surface that tends to aid bowlers. Sides chasing in the fourth innings win only 45% of the time, and the toss-winning captain opts to field on 67% of occasions.