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Bangladesh hold their breath: Opener stretchered off after on-field injury in Test

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Times of IndiaBangladesh hold their breath: Opener stretchered off after on-field injury in Test
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The incident took place in the 78th over of West Indies' first innings when Shadman chased a ball played towards fine leg by Amir Jangoo. The opener slipped while trying to stop the ball and immediately went down in pain near the boundary.

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