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We return to Sylhet...

Where West Indies have batted themselves back into ascendency with a 315 run lead at stumps against Bangladesh on day-four of the final Test.

West Indies complied 345 for three with an unbeaten 140 from Kavem Hodge along with half centuries from Joshua Da Silva and Kevin Wickham.

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00:00After conceding day three to Bangladesh, the Wendy's imperatively needed to win day four to keep their chances of winning
00:06the test alive.
00:07And Joshua De Silva and Brandon King quickly erased the deficit to help that cause.
00:13That is a shot of authority from Brandon King.
00:17But the opening stand was broken with the lead at 55.
00:22As one partnership ended, another began between King and Kavim Hodge.
00:27In front of his eyes.
00:29However, it only lasted 34 runs when King departed on 61.
00:35But the third wicket stand between Hodge and debutant Kevin Wickham did most of the damage.
00:42Wickham became the first West Indian since Sue Shivnerine in 1978 to record half-centuries on debut.
00:51While Hodge raised his third test done just after tee.
00:56A hundred built on discipline, determination and an unshakable belief in his ability.
01:04Soak it in. Soak it all in.
01:06Third test hundred for Hodge.
01:09Wickham unfortunately could not reach triple figures.
01:12He fell on 78 after a brilliant stand of 165.
01:16First inning centurion Amir Django added 61 with Hodge taking the Windies to 345 for three.
01:23With a lead of 315, it's left to see if the Windies bat on or declare overnight in search of
01:29victory on the final day.
01:31Terence Clark, TV6 Sport.
01:33To Kavim Hodge.
01:35Brandon King.
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