Bangladesh is the lowest run record in cricket history!

Bangladesh's record of lowest run shame in one innings in the history of cricket Shakib, who lost all wickets for 43 runs against the West Indies, batted in batting since the start of the day. Earlier, in 2007, against Sri Lanka in Colombo, 62 runs were the lowest innings before the Tigers. Bangladesh lost the toss in the first Test of the series against Antigua in Antigua.

Bangladesh lost five wickets for 18 runs in the destruction of Kemar Roach. Roach has taken all these wickets. Opener Tamim Iqbal was trapped in front by Shane Dowry, who was caught in the slips for four. After this, the right-handed batsman sent Mominul Haq to the pavilion by making a catch of Shahi Hope.

He trapped Mushfiqur Rahim in his fifth over, trapped Eli trapped in the fifth over. Tigers captain Shakib Al Hasan also returned to the fourth over of the same over. He also took Mahmudullah's wicket off the fifth over.

The Bangladeshi batsmen went on a little bit in the ongoing trips to see the opener Liton Dasake. But the right-hander returned to the pavilion to hit Miguel Cummins in the 14th over. The 25-run 34 runs came from his bat. Later, Nurul Hasan and Mehdi Hassan returned very quickly to the victims of Cummins.

After being caught by Jason Holder, Kamrul Islam Rabbi left the field as the ninth batsman. Bangladesh bowler Rubel Hossain returns to the bogged record of being bowled by the same bowler.