Shakib stars in Bangladesh's easy chase
Bangladesh powered to the second highest run chase in World Cup history as Shakib Al Hasan's brilliant century clinched a memorable seven-wicket win over the West Indies. (Reuters Photo)
Shakib's heroics and Liton Das's unbeaten 94 take the Tigers home
Shakib blasted 124 from 99 balls and Liton Das hit a superb 94 from 69 deliveries to lead Bangladesh to 322-3 with 8.3 overs to spare at Taunton. (Reuters Photo)
Bangladesh's highest ODI run-chase
Bangladesh's joint highest one-day international run chase put them behind only Ireland's 329-7 against England in 2011 in the history of successful World Cup chases. (Reuters Photo)
Tamim's 48 lays platform for the chase
Opener Tamim Iqbal paved the way in the chase with six fours in his 53-ball innings of 48 before being superbly run out by Sheldon Cottrell. (Reuters Photo)
Shakib's milestone, and Bangladesh's love
There were huge cheers from the Bangladesh fans around the ground when Shakib became just the second player to score 6,000 career ODI runs for the Tigers. (AFP Photo)
Hope shines through for the Bangladeshis
Mashrafe Mortaza's side remains in with a chance of reaching the semi-finals after their second win in five matches. (AFP Photo)
Hope and Hetmyer's efforts go in vain
Earlier, Shai Hope's 96 and the joint-fastest fifty of the tournament from Shimron Hetmyer helped the West Indies reach 321-8. (Reuters Photo)
Hetmyer reaches 1,000 ODI runs
Blasting boundaries to all parts of the ground, Hetmyer passed 1,000 ODI runs in his 27th innings. (AFP Photo)
Evin Lewis chips in with a 70
Hitting around Hope, Evin Lewis made 70 from 67 balls before Hetmyer smashed 50 in 26 balls, featuring four boundaries and three sixes. (AP Photo)
Skipper Holder's pinch-hitting takes West Indies to 321
Skipper Jason Holder's 33 from 15 balls -- including four fours and two sixes -- filled in admirably for Hetmyer to ensure the Windies went past 300. (AFP Photo)