With all the attention on mystery off-spinner Sunil Narine, his Trinidadian compatriot Samuel Badree has given the West Indies another wicket-taking option during the ongoing World Twenty20 Championship in Bangladesh.
On Tuesday, Badree took a T20 International?career-best haul of four for 15 in his four overs as the defending champions routed Bangladesh for a meagre 98 in response to their challening total of 171 for seven to win by 73 runs.
The Windies will now seek a second straight victory after losing their opening match to India when they take on Australia tomorrow in Mirpur.
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