Taijul Islam featured with his lady One-Day International five-wicket take to lead Bangladesh's defeat over the West Indies for a four-wicket win in Guyana. With that, Bangladesh whitewashed West Indies in the three-match ODI series for a series win. Yet again similar to the case in the initial two ODIs, Bangladesh selected to field and held their rivals down to a less than impressive score. There simply weren't an adequate number of runs on the board regardless of skipper Nicholas Pooran top-scoring with his most memorable 50 years for WI this series with an undaunted 73. Nonetheless, he found little help at the opposite end as Taijul returned great figures of 5-28. Keacy Carty stayed with Pooran with a convenient 33, however standard wickets implied that West Indies battled in every one of the three ODIs on turn well disposed wickets. In a pursuit of 179, Bangladesh lost Najmul Hossain Shanto early, however Tamim Iqbal and Liton Das sewed a 50-run represent the subsequent wicket. Gudakesh Motie dazzled with his profession best figures of 4-23 as Bangladesh had slipped to 116 for 5 at one phase. Right when West Indies thought they were in with an opportunity, Mahmudullah and Nurul Hasan added 31 runs for the 6th wicket to restore the pursuit. Nurul and Mehidy Hasan, in any case, combat it out in the center to ultimately bring Bangladesh back home with scores of an unbeaten 32 and 16 separately. Notwithstanding losing Keemo Paul and Rovman Powell to wounds, West Indies set up a battle with the ball. Yet, they simply needed more sudden spikes in demand for the board with Bangladesh's bowlers winning the fight. Bangladesh finished their visit on a high as the better side in the 50-over design. Brief scores: West Indies 178 in 48.4 overs (Keacy Carty 33, Nicholas Pooran 73; Taijul Islam 5-28) lost to Bangladesh 179/6 in 48.3 overs (Tamim Iqbal 34, Liton Das 50, Nurul Hasan 32*; Gudakesh Motie 4-23) by 4 wickets.