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KHULNA, Bangladesh | Sat Nov 24, 2012 5:28pm IST

KHULNA, Bangladesh Nov 24 (Reuters) - Bangladesh were 226 for six wickets at the close on the fourth day of the second cricket test against West Indies at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium on Saturday.

Scores: Bangladesh 387 (Abul Hasan 113, Mahmudullah 76, Nasir Hossain 52; Fidel Edwards 6-90, Darren Sammy 3-74) & 226 (Shakib Al Hasan 97, Nasir Hossain 64 not out; T. Best 3-26) v West Indies 648-9 (Marlon Samuels 260, Shivnarine Chanderpaul 150 not out, Darren Bravo 127; Shakib Al Hasan 4-151, Sohag Gazi 3-167). (Reporting by Azad Majudmer; Editing by Clare Fallon)
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