Dhaka, Nov. 6 -- In the face of Amir Jangoo's towering innings with the bat, Hasan Mahmud's brilliant six-wicket haul brought Bangladesh back into contention.

But a top-order collapse left the Tigers struggling at 88 for 3 at stumps on the second day of the second Test against West Indies at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Friday.

Resuming batting on the second day with 235 for 4, West Indies reached 356 in their first innings, with overnight centurion Jangoo extending his score to 133 and Justin Greaves contributing 51. However, Hasan turned the game around for Bangladesh with a vicious spell of fast bowling using the second new ball.

Bowling from around the wicket, Hasan breached Jangoo's defence with a delivery that nipp...