West Indies want to play the second Test in Sylhet with the confidence and mentality from the Dhaka Test. Caribbean coach Darren Sammy, leading the series after winning the first match by eight wickets, stated that he wants to see more hunger in the team along with the same mentality, aiming to end the year well by winning the series.
Acknowledging that winning in Sylhet will not be easy, Sammy mentioned that the team will be ready to handle any situation they face in Sylhet. The second and final Test of the series will begin in Sylhet on 5 November. Bangladesh is eager to save the series recovering from the first match loss, while West Indies aim to end the World Test Championship cycle with another away win maintaining Dhaka's success.
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