Bangladesh will face West Indies in the second ODI of the three-match series at Warner Park, Basseterre, on December 10. In the first ODI, West Indies took an early lead after Bangladesh, opting to bat first, posted a competitive total. Romario Shepherd impressed with 3 wickets, supported by Alzarri Joseph. Despite losing two key wickets early in their chase, West Indies recovered, thanks to Sherfane Rutherford’s brilliant 113 and Shai Hope’s steady contribution. Their efforts led West Indies to a 5-wicket victory, setting up an exciting contest for the second match.
Warner Park Pitch Report
The Warner Park field in Basseterre, St Kitts, offers a fair game where bowlers and hitters can both have an effect, but with a minor advantage for bowlers. Making strokes can be difficult because to the sticky surface and seam movement, particularly as the ball ages.
Once set, batters can capitalize and score runs at will, but early in their innings, they must adjust to the pace and bounce. Since the pitch should provide steady turn, spinners are anticipated to be crucial. Since teams who bat first have historically had greater success, the team that wins the toss is likely to go to bat.
Warner Park Stats in ODI
| Total Matches | 31 |
| Matches won batting first | 20 |
| Matches won bowling first | 11 |
| Average 1st innings Score | 246 |
| Average 2nd innings Score | 194 |
| Highest total recorded | 377/6 (50 Ovs) by AUS vs RSA |
| Lowest total recorded | 69/10 (32.2 Ovs) by NZW vs WIW |
| Highest score chased | 295/5 (47.4 Ovs) by WI vs BAN |
| Lowest score defended | 214/8 (50 Ovs) by WIW vs NZW |
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