At the end of the second day, the West Indies hold a slight advantage over Bangladesh, thanks to a strong performance from their pace attack and remarkable efforts from their tail-end batsmen. After starting the day at 235 for four, the team was quickly bowled out for 356, with Hasan Mahmud taking an impressive six wickets. In response, Bangladesh finished the day at 88 for three, still needing 268 runs to avoid a deficit.