Sylhet, Bangladesh | November 3, 2026
Bangladesh and West Indies are set to renew their Test rivalry in the second match of the series, scheduled for November 5–9, 2026, at Sylhet Stadium in Sylhet. Following an impressive eight-wicket victory in the opening Test, West Indies will look to maintain their momentum, while Bangladesh aim to bounce back strongly on home soil.
West Indies Take First-Test Advantage
West Indies secured an emphatic eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the first Test at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, demonstrating resilience and composure across all four innings.
Bangladesh posted 272 runs in their first innings before being dismissed for 142 in the second, setting West Indies a target of 170 runs. West Indies, after scoring 245 in their first innings, successfully chased the target with 170/2, sealing a convincing victory and taking an important advantage in the series.
The result has added significance to the upcoming encounter, with Bangladesh eager to respond and West Indies determined to continue their winning run.
Bangladesh Seek Redemption in Sylhet
The second Test presents Bangladesh with an opportunity to regroup and deliver a stronger performance in front of their home supporters. The hosts will be keen to improve their batting consistency and capitalize on crucial moments throughout the match.
West Indies, meanwhile, will aim to build on their first-Test success, maintaining their disciplined approach with both bat and ball as they seek another positive result in the series.
Anticipation Builds for Second Test
Sylhet Stadium will host the five-day contest, with both teams expected to bring competitive intensity and determination to the field. The encounter promises another compelling chapter in the Bangladesh–West Indies Test rivalry.
Match Information
Match: 2nd Test – Bangladesh vs West Indies
Date: November 5–9, 2026
Venue: Sylhet Stadium, Sylhet, Bangladesh
Series Context: West Indies lead following an eight-wicket victory in the first Test
First Test Result
Venue: Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur
Bangladesh: 272 & 142
West Indies: 245 & 170/2
Result: West Indies won by 8 wickets

