The visiting New Zealand surrendered the third ODI against the formidable home side Bangladesh who maintained their winning streak in the limited over series.
The express bowler of Bangladesh, Rubel Hossain, ripped through the strong batting line up of New Zealand who surrendered the first ODI at Mirpur.
The full bloodied West Indies were unable to cope with the dangerous spin bowling of Bangladesh as the hosts won the 1st One Day International comprehensively.
A match winning maiden five wickets haul in the second innings by Tino Best led West Indies to an astonishing win in the opening match of the two Test series.
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