2.26pm Right, an exciting chase coming up, and Saurabh will pick up the reins of that in a short while. While you wait for the chase to begin, here's an interesting long read on an inspirational rugby story that will soon come alive on the silver screen. When you get done with that, take this quiz I put together on the fathers of cricket. Make sure you share your scores on Twitter and over here. Ciao!

Shai Hope tells Simon Doull: "It was a bit slow, but enjoyed batting there. We've got some good power in the bowling, and we've got to capitalise on the new ball and pick some wickets. Shimron and Jason batted well to give us some impetus, especially at that stage."

2.20pm This match is quite interestingly poised at the half-way stage. You'd have to say West Indies have done the hard yards by posting 321 on the board. But this looks like a decent batting wicket, the ground is a small one, and West Indies could be a bowler short today, since they omitted Carlos Brathwaite to accommodate Darren Bravo. The innings ebbed and flowed, but it was really the innings of Shai Hope which gave them the glue to work around

Fiaz Laghari : "Strongly agree with @Dan as one of our teachers used to say that there are 03 types of lies : Lies, bigger lies, statistics :) "

The double-teapot from a few senior Bangladesh players

Predicted score according to Forecaster is 319. Perhaps more significantly, win probability for West Indies right now stands at 65 percent

"Quick reminder to those questioning people's captaincy or questioning strike rates, these people are professional international cricketers. THEY KNOW MORE ABOUT CRICKET THAN YOU DO," thunders Joe

"With his first ODI run, Oshane is now the highest scoring Jamaican in this match," quips Jarrod, remembering the twin ducks from Messrs Gayle and Russell