Dhaka, Nov. 8 -- Kavem Hodge struck an unbeaten 140 as West Indies moved to 345 for three in their second innings on the fourth day of the second Test against Bangladesh in Sylhet on Sunday, building a lead of 315 runs with a day to go.

The lead means Bangladesh will need the highest successful run chase in their Test history to win the match.

Their best remains 215, chased down against West Indies in 2009, and they have never won a Test chasing more than 200 on any other occasion.

West Indies scored 338 runs in 79 overs on Sunday and lost three wickets. Amir Jangoo, who made 133 in the first innings, was unbeaten on 20 at stumps alongside Hodge.

The visitors resumed on seven for no loss, 23 runs behind, and wiped out the deficit earl...