Things are looking up for the West Indies cricket team.
Following their capture of the World Twenty20 last month, the Caribbean side completed a clean sweep against Bangladesh in a two-match Test series last Sunday.
Ebullient fast bowler Tino Best applied the finishing touches, grabbing a further three wickets to complete a career-best haul of six for 40 that bettered his five for 24 in the first Test.
Bangladesh, resuming on 226 for six, were dismissed for 287, leaving West Indies with a modest target of 27 that was achieved before lunch on the final day.
With the victory, West Indies have won four consecutive Tests for the first time in 19 years.
Windies on the up
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