Bangladesh won the toss and chose to put the hosts in to bat on day one. Opener Mikyle Louis fell three runs short of a century, but his knock along with Alick Athanaze's 90 and Justin Greaves' unbeaten 115 helped them declare the first innings at 450-9 on day two. Hasan Mahmud took 3-87, while Taskin Ahmed and captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz took 2 apiece.

Bangladesh began to bat in the final session of day two, and made their way to 40-2 by stumps, losing openers Mahmudul Hasan Joy and Zakir Hasan, to Alzarri Joseph and Jayden Seales respectively.

There was a rain delay on day two, and potentially some showers lurking that could hit on day three as well. Here's what weather services are saying.

WI v BAN first Test: Latest weather updates for day three

BBC Weather: The app predicts a more or less dry opening session with some cloud cover, with a 10 per cent chance of rain around 9:00AM. These go up to around 19 per cent by 3:00PM, which could mean a curtailed evening session.

AccuWeather: There's a fairly optimistic look on AccuWeather, however, who keep the chances of rain at around seven per cent for the entirety of the rest of the day in Antigua.

Weather.com: The least favourable prediction for play to continue uninterrupted comes from Weather.com, who put the chances of rain later in the afternoon session at 21 per cent. This goes up to around 24 per cent by 4:00PM, remaining that way until 5:00PM.

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