Dhaka, Nov. 9 -- Bad light ended the second Test between Bangladesh and West Indies in a draw in Sylhet on Monday, handing the visitors a 1-0 series win.

Bangladesh were 184 for four in their chase of 369 when bad light stopped play before 2:45pm on the final day. They still needed 185 runs, while West Indies needed six wickets.

The umpires were due to inspect the light at 4pm, but the two captains agreed to a draw before that. West Indies had won the first Test in Mirpur by eight wickets.

Towhid Hridoy, who scored an unbeaten 242 in the first innings, followed it with 82 and was named player of the match. He became the first Bangladesh batter to score a double century and a fifty in the same Test.

West Indies left-arm spinner Jomel W...