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West Indies vs Bangladesh Cricket

Venue par · 203Chase success · 59%POTM · JP Greaves

Match preview & overview

West Indies beat Bangladesh by 201 runs in North Sound Test

West Indies Cricket beat Bangladesh Cricket by 201 runs in the Test match played on 22 November 2024 at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound. West Indies batted first after Bangladesh won the toss and chose to field, posting 450/9 in their first innings. Bangladesh replied with 269/9. West Indies were then bowled out for 152 in their second innings, setting Bangladesh 334 to win. The visitors were dismissed for 132, and West Indies closed out victory with 201 runs to spare. JP Greaves was named player of the match.

Bangladesh's decision to field first looked questionable by the close of West Indies' first innings. A total of 450/9 was more than double the venue's average first-innings score of 203 across 70 Tests at this ground. By the time West Indies declared or were dismissed on 450, the match had effectively swung in one direction.

Taskin Ahmed gave Bangladesh a platform to defend, taking 8/140 across 40.2 overs in the match. It was the kind of individual effort that deserved more support. With the bat, though, Bangladesh could not hold on in either innings: 269 in the first and 132 in the fourth, a combined 401 runs against West Indies' 602.

Pitch report & venue insights

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound70-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2006–2025. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

70

T20 matches hosted

203

Avg 1st-innings score

193

Avg 2nd-innings score

59%

Chase success rate

34

Avg powerplay runs

66%

Toss-field rate

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

West Indies post 450/9 to seize control early

Batting first after Bangladesh elected to field, West Indies compiled 450/9 in their first innings. That total sat well above the venue's average first-innings score of 203 across 70 matches at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, giving the hosts a platform Bangladesh never managed to match.

Angle 02

Bangladesh bowled out twice inside 270

Bangladesh reached 269/9 in their first innings before being dismissed for 132 in the fourth. Set 334 to win, they fell 201 runs short. Taskin Ahmed took 8 wickets across the match (8/140 in 40.2 overs) but had limited support with the bat.

Angle 03

JP Greaves named player of the match

JP Greaves collected the player-of-the-match award, the standout individual contribution in a match West Indies controlled across all four innings. The award reflects a performance that ran through multiple sessions of play.

Angle 04

Taskin Ahmed's 8/140 a rare bright spot for Bangladesh

Taskin Ahmed's haul of 8/140 across 40.2 overs in this match represents the best bowling figures recorded at this venue in the facts available, matching a series of eight-wicket returns in Tests here. Bangladesh's attack worked hard but could not compensate for the batting collapses.

Angle 05

West Indies' second innings wobble adds late drama

West Indies were bowled out for 152 in their second innings, a sharp drop from 450/9 in the first. That set Bangladesh 334, a challenging but theoretically achievable fourth-innings target. They fell well short, dismissed for 132.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • Top West Indies batter markets may reflect the depth of their first-innings scoring, given how far they exceeded the venue's average of 203 runs.
  • Bangladesh's bowling workload, with Taskin Ahmed carrying a heavy share across 40-plus overs, could be a consideration in player performance markets for future fixtures in this series.
  • The venue's chase success rate of 59% across 70 matches is above average for Test cricket, though Bangladesh's second-innings collapse suggests conditions can shift sharply across a match.
  • With West Indies winning three of the last five head-to-head meetings and Bangladesh yet to string results together in recent tours, result markets in this fixture likely reflected the home side's advantage.

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Frequently asked

Questions about West Indies vs Bangladesh Cricket

Who won the West Indies v Bangladesh Test at North Sound in November 2024?

West Indies Cricket won the match by 201 runs. They posted 450/9 and 152 all out across their two innings, setting Bangladesh a target of 334. Bangladesh were bowled out for 132 in the fourth innings.

Who was player of the match in the West Indies v Bangladesh Test at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium?

JP Greaves was named player of the match. He was the standout individual contributor across the four-innings contest at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound.

What were the full scores in the West Indies v Bangladesh Test in November 2024?

West Indies scored 450/9 in their first innings and 152 all out in their second. Bangladesh replied with 269/9 in the first innings and 132 all out in the fourth, leaving West Indies winners by 201 runs.

What is the head-to-head record between West Indies and Bangladesh?

Across all formats, West Indies Cricket lead Bangladesh Cricket 43 wins to 36, with 4 matches producing no result from 84 meetings in total. West Indies have won three of the last five encounters between the sides.

Where can I watch West Indies v Bangladesh Tests in the UK?

West Indies and Bangladesh Test matches are typically broadcast on Sky Sports Cricket in the UK, with streaming available via Sky Go and NOW TV. BBC Test Match Special on radio provides ball-by-ball commentary across all five days of each Test.

How does Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound play for Test cricket?

The ground in North Sound has hosted 70 matches, with an average first-innings score of 203. Teams batting second win the chase 59% of the time, which is healthy for Test cricket. The toss winner opts to field 66% of the time, suggesting the pitch offers early assistance to bowlers before settling.

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