The West Indies beat Bangladesh by 17 runs in the second Test on Sunday to complete a 2-0 series sweep.
Rahkeem Cornwall claimed 4/105 and completed a superb catch at first slip to end the match as the tourists bowled out Bangladesh for 213 in the second innings on the fourth day, 18 runs short of their victory target.
While Cornwall took centerstage, Kraigg Brathwaite (3/25) and Jomel Warrican (3/47) grabbed the remaining wickets as Bangladesh were bowled out for 213 on the fourth day.
The West Indies made 409 and 117 runs in their two innings and Bangladesh were all out for 296 in their first innings. The tourists had won the first Test by three wickets. which was another thriller with debutant Kyle Mayers scoring a record-breaking fourth-inning double century.
Cornwall took centrestage as spinners picked up all 10 wickets in a famous win.
Mehidy Hasan hit two sixes and three fours late in the day to add drama after the hosts lost their ninth wicket but the West Indies kept their cool to deny them a come-from-behind win.
“I would say this is a team effort. The one-day team didn’t do well. But we had some plans and came on top,” said skipper Kraigg Brathwaite.
The West Indies had lost the ODI series 3-0.
“Coming over here with all the protocols in place, it is huge,” he added.
“Very thankful for this opportunity. I’m very proud of the boys. It means everything back home.”