BCB XI win by 51 runs (D/L) after Soumya, Tamim tons

41 overs - BCB XI 314/6. Soumya Sarkar 103 not out off 83 balls (4 x 7, 6  x 6), Mashrafe Bin Mortaza 22 off 18 balls (4 x 2, 6 x 1). Match called off due to bad light. BCB XI win the match by 51 runs according to the Duckworth-LewisStern method

Soumya Sarkar was unbeaten on 103 along with Mashrafe Bin Mortaza on 22, with BCB XI on 314 for six after 41 overs when bad light halted play, making the hosts winners over West Indies by 51 runs in the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method. BCB XI were chasing 332 to win in 50 overs to win the warm-up game at the BKSP in Savar on Thursday.

39.1- BCB XI 309/6. Soumya Sarkar reaches his century by hitting Kemar Roach for a six over square leg off his 75th ball.

35.1-BCB XI 265/6. Patwary b Allen 9 (12b)

Mashrafe Bin Mortaza walks to the crease after Shamim Patwary's wicket. The game is all set up for a Mash special.

BCB XI 265/5 in 35 overs

Soumya Sarkar 77 off 64, Shamim Patwary 9 off 11

Oshane Thomas 5-0-45-0, Bishoo 9-0-62-2

BCB XI need a very manageable 67 runs off the last 15 overs with five wickets in hand, but given the way wickets have been falling, Soumya Sarkar needs to be there till the end.

30.5-BCB XI 234/5. Hridoy b Allen 5 (4b)

BCB XI 233/4 in 30 overs

Soumya Sarkar 58 off 51, Towhid Hridoy 0

Fabien Allen: 1-0-4-0

Devendra Bishoo: 7-0-51-2

All hope now rests on Soumya Sarkar as BCB XI require 99 runs from the last 120 balls of the match.

BCB XI 233/4 in 29.5 overs. Ariful c & b Bishoo 21 (18b 6 x 2)

Ariful hit two sixes in his short innings, but like Mithun before him, fails to cash in and hits the ball straight back at Bishoo to give the leg-spinner his second wicket.

26.5 - BCB XI 207/3. Soumya Sarkar reaches his half-century off 45 balls.

BCBXI 202/3 in 25.4 overs. Mithun c Bravo b Bishoo 5 (14b)

Mohammad Mithun fails to cash in on the great start and get a good score ahead of the ODI series as he offers a simple chance to Darren Bravo off Devendra Bishoo.

BCB XI 201/2 in 25 overs

Soumya Sarkar 48 off 41, Mohammad Mithun 5 off 11

Roston Chase: 9-0-52-2

Devendra Bishoo: 4-0-28-0

Soumya Sarkar has taken the lead role after Tamim's departure. With 131 runs needed off 150 balls and eight wickets in hand, it would be hard for BCB XI to lose from here.

22.5 - Bangladesh 195/2. Tamim st Hope b Chase 107 (73b, 4 x13, 6 x 4)

Tamim was in belligerent mood and seemed intent on finishing the match within 40 overs. He added a fourth six after reaching his hundred. However, he played one shot too many against West Indies' best bowler of the day, Roston Chase, and was beaten after coming down the track. 

21.5 - Tamim Iqbal plays the ball down to long on for a single to bring up his 100 off his 71st delivery. He has hit 13 fours and three sixes during his first innings back to competitive cricket. 

Bangladesh 113/1 in 15 overs

Tamim Iqbal 65 off 47, Soumya Sarkar 10 off 16

Keemo Paul: 3-0-17-0

Chase 4-13-1

After Imrul Kayes's dismissal with the score on 81 off nine overs, Tamim Iqbal has ensured that the scoring rate has not slowed down. He reached his fifty within that time and at the first drinks break after 15 overs, BCB XI are well ahead of the game on 113 for one. They require another 219 runs from 210 balls with nine wickets in hand. 

12.2 - Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal races to 50 off 34 balls, with eight fours and a six batting. He hit Keemo Paul for a pulkled boundary to bring up the mark. In chase of 332 to win, Tamim was the aggressor in an 81-run opening stand with Imrul Kayes. The highlight of his innings was when, in the seventh over from Kemar Roach, he rolled back the years by dancing down the track and lofting the fast bowler over long on for six. 

BCB XI 97/1 in 10 overs

Tamim Iqbal 46 off 29, Soumya 0

Roston Chase 1-0-5-1, Keemo Paul 1-0-5-1

8.6 - BCB XI 81/1 in 9 overs. Imrul c Hetmyer b Chase 27 (25 balls, 4x5)

Imrul Kayes departs, caught at point off the off-spin of Roston Chase, but BCB XI are well ahead of the run rate, scoring at nine runs an over. 

BCB XI 45/0 in 5 overs

Tamim Iqbal 18 off 14, Imrul Kayes 16 off 21

Kemar Roach: 3-0-29-0, Oshane Thomas 2-0-16-0

Tamim Iqbal seems not to have missed a single step as, coming back into action for the first time since having his left knuckle fractured in the Asia Cup on September 15, he blitzed his way to 18 off 14 balls. In chase of 332 to win the warm-up match against West Indies, BCB XI opener Tamim got going in his customary style in the third over, clipping Kemar Roach off his pads through midwicket for four. In the same over, he launched into a cover drive to collect his second bouyndary.

Roston Chase finished things off in style for West Indies as they posted 331 for eight in the 50-over warm-up match against BCB XI at the BKSP in Savar.

West Indies rallied admirably after losing four wickets for 17 runs between overs 27 and 32 to post the challenging total. The tourists were given the initial impetus by opener Shai Hope, who struck 81 off 84 balls, the team's highest score, to take them to 167 in the 30 th over before he was the third man out. Mashrafe Bin Mortaza then claimed the wicket of Marlon Samuels and off-spinner Shamim Patwary completed the collapse by getting rid of West Indies skipper Rovman Powell for a duck. 

But the talented Shimron Hetmyer then started the recovery with a sprightly 33, but it was Roston Chase who saw it through for West Indies with an unbeaten 65 off 51 balls with six fours and a six. Three wides in the last over from Soumya Sarkar did not help BCB XI's cause. Their best bowler was Rubel Hossain, with two for 55 from 10 overs. The most economical was Mashrafe, whose eight overs cost 37 runs and yielded one wicket. 

All eyes will now be on Tamim Iqbal, playing his first competitive match since fracturing his left knuckle on September 15, when he opens the innings in chase of 332.

47.3 - West Indies 296/8. Paul c Towhid b Mehedi 

46.4 - West Indies 293/7. Allen lbw b Rubel 48 (32)

Rubel removes the dangerous-looking Fabian Allen, who swipes across the line without any feet movement to be caught plumb in front.

West Indies 279/6 in 45 overs

Fabian Allen 35 off 24, Roston Chase 35 off 24

Soumya Sarkar: 7-0-55-0

Mehedi Hasan Rana: 8-0-55-1

The launching pad is ready as two set batsmen in Roston Chase and Fabian Allen look to maximise returns in the last five overs. A total in excess of 300 looks likely. Two overs from Mashrafe still to come.

West Indies 232/6 in 40 overs

Roston Chase 25 off 26, Fabian Allen 3 off 7

Rubel Hossain: 8-0-34-1

Nazmul Islam: 9-0-55-2

After a middle order collapse West Indies' lower-middle order batsmen have gotten them back on track and although Shimron Hetmyer's wicket set them back, they will count on the current pair to take the total to 300. BCB XI, meanwhile, with two overs from Mashrafe Bin Mortaza still left, will be hoping to get a few wickets to wrap the innings up in quick time.

37.4 - West Indies 215/6. Hetmyer c Soumya b Rubel 33 (27)

After a quickfire 39-run sixth-wicket partnership with Roston Chase in 6.2 overs, talented West Indies youngster Shimron Hetmyer is caught off Rubel Hossain when he gets a top-edge off an attempted pull shot.

31.2 - West Indies 176/5. Powell c Akbar b Patwary 0 (5)

West Indies have lost four wickets for 17 runs as BCB XI roar back into contention. Skipper Rovman Powell departs for a duck, caught behind off off-spinner Shamimn Hossain Patoary.

30.2- West Indies 175 for four. Samuels c Mehedi b Mashrafe 5 (12)

After going for 14 runs in his fourth over, Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza comes back in style, getting fellow veteran Marlon Samuels caught for five.

29.2  - West Indies 167/3. Hope st Akbar b Nazmul 78 (84)

After an entertaining innings during which he six fours and three sixes, West Indies opener Shai Hope is stumped off Nazmul Islam Apu. Hope followed Darren Bravo, who was out three overs ago as the BCB XI fight back.

26.1 - West Indies 159/2. Bravo c Akbar b Rana 27 (33)

BCB XI left-arm pacer gets some reward for hard toil as he gets Darren Bravo caught behind to end a 58-run second-wicket partnership with Shai Hope.

West Indies 151/1 in 25 overs

Rovman Powell 69 off 71, Darren Bravo 25 off 30 balls

Nazmul Islam: 5-0-24-1

Mehedi Hasan Rana: 4-0-33-0

Only Bangladesh left-arm spinner Nazmul Islam Apu has been the only bowler who has maintained a respectable economy rate in the face of West Indies' run spree. Shai Hope and Darren Bravo reach their 50 partnership. 

West Indies 130/1 after 20 overs

Shai Hope 61 off 55, Darren Bravo 14 off 17

Soumya Sarkar: 3-0-22-0

Nazmul Islam: 3-0-13-1

There has been very little letoff in pressure for BCB XI after Rovman powell's dismissal as Darren Bravo, coming back into the West Indies one-day setup, carries on where the captain left off, supporting a Shai Hope in imperious form.

15.2 - West Indies 101/1. Powell c Imrul b Nazmul 43 (49)

Against the run of play, West Indies opener Kieran Powell is caught off BCB XI left-arm spinner Nazmul Islam for 43 off 49 balls.

West Indies 101/0 in 15 overs

Kieran Powell 43 off 47 balls, Shai Hope 52 off 43

Soumya Sarkar: 1-0-6-0

Mehedi Hasan Rana: 3-0-29-0

West Indies opener Shai Hope cracked a 41-ball 50 as the tourists roared to 101 without loss in 15 overs. Hope hit young left-arm seamer Mehedi Hasan Rana for two sixes in the 14th over, but the youngster may have been unlucky not to have taken Hope's wicket after being hit for the first maximum as the umpire denied an appeal for caught behind. It was a slower ball and there seemed to be a sound when the ball passed the bat through to the wicketkeeper. 

West Indies 56/0 in 10 overs

Kieran Powell 25 off 30 balls, Shai Hope 29 off 30 balls

Mehedi Rana: 1-0-8-0, Rubel Hossain 5-0-26-0

West Indies openers Kieran Powell and Shai Hope get going in the warm-up match against BCB XI as the tourists romped to 56 without loss after 10 overs in the BKSP in Savar. Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, playing his first competitive game siince the third ODI against Zimbabwe in lae October, was hit for three boundaries in his fourth over. That spoiled his figures somewhat after keeping a tight leash in his first three overs, which went for just eight runs. He now has four overs for 20 runs.

West Indies 24/0 in 6 overs

Kieran Powell 12, Shai Hope 11

Rubel Hossain: 3-0-17-0

Mashrafe Bin Mortaza: 3-0-6-0

The West Indies batsmen got off to a quiet start as ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza in particular kept a tight leash on things with the new ball after West Indies chose to bat first in the 50-over warm-up game against BCB XI at the BKSP. KieranPowell has opened with Shai Hope.