Jomel Warrican claimed five wickets to bowl Bangladesh out for 272 on 29 October.
The West Indies reached 134-4 at the conclusion of the second day of the opening Test match. The visitors trail by 138 runs at stumps. Tagenarine Chanderpaul remained at the crease on 43, while Justin Greaves was batting on 15.
Warrican finished with figures of 5-53, marking his fourth five-wicket haul in Test cricket. Islam fell for 105 after Bishop trapped him lbw in the following over. Bangladesh lost their remaining seven wickets for 51 runs.
Shadman Islam said, "We should have done better," and suggested that if top-order batters had converted scores into innings of 150, 170 or 200, the team total could have reached 450 or 500. Bishop bowled Towhid Hridoy without adding to his overnight score, while he and Shamar Joseph took two wickets each.
Warrican and Joseph dismantled the tail to bowl the opposition all out before lunch. Campbell reached his half-century off 61 balls to take the West Indies to 89-1 at tea. Mehidy Hasan Miraz removed Campbell for 54.
Taijul Islam dismissed Kavem Hodge, who scored 7, and Amir Jangoo, who was out for a duck, to reduce the opposition to 97-4. Litton Das remained unbeaten on 34.
