<p>Four players hit fifties as Bangladesh made light work of the West Indies to record a 120-run win in the third one-day international in Chittagong Monday to sweep the series 3-0.</p>.<p>The home side bowled out a weakened Windies for 177 runs after half-centuries from Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mahmudullah Riyad and Shakib Al Hasan powered them to 297-6 in 50 overs.</p>.<p>Mohammad Saifuddin claimed 3-51, while Mustafizur Rahman (2-24) and Mehidy Hasan (2-18) chipped in with useful wickets.</p>.<p>The Caribbeans were all out in 44.2 overs with Rovman Powell top-scoring with 47 off 49 balls.</p>.<p>Tamim and Mushfiqur earlier struck 64 runs each, while Shakib made 51 and Mahmudullah Riyad put an unbeaten 64 off 43 balls.</p>.<p>"It has been fantastic for us. The hunger that the whole group showed was amazing," Tamim said after the match.</p>.<p>"Coming to international cricket after 10 months, the effort the boys put (in) was amazing."</p>.<p>Sent in to bat first, Bangladesh -- which have now won eight consecutive ODIs against the West Indies -- suffered an early blow when Liton Das fell leg before wicket to Alzarri Joseph in the first over.</p>.<p>Kyle Mayers dismissed Najmul Hossain in an identical manner after the left-hander made 20 runs.</p>.<p>Tamim and Shakib put on 93 for the third wicket before Joseph ended their partnership, getting Tamim caught by Akeal Hosein at mid-wicket.</p>.<p>Shakib was bowled by Raymon Reifer shortly after his 50, ending a 48-run stand with Mushfiqur.</p>.<p>Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah then added 72 for the fifth wicket before Reifer struck again.</p>.<p>Joseph took a catch at the cover and the wicketkeeper-batsman departed after four fours and two sixes in his 55-ball innings.</p>.<p>Mahmudullah then launched an onslaught, hitting three sixes and three fours.</p>.<p>The West Indies never managed to get going with the bat after Mustafizur dismissed two openers Kjorn Ottley (one) and Sunil Ambris (13) early.</p>.<p>Kyle Mayers (11) fell to Mehidy before Saifuddin who was playing his first match in the series ended the resistance of Nkrumah Bonner (31) and skipper Jason Mohammed (17).</p>.<p>Powell top-scored with 47, but Bangladesh's patiently waited to complete the win.</p>.<p>Taskin Ahmed sealed the contest with a return catch of Raymon Reifer (27) after Soumya Sarkar trapped Powel leg-before.</p>.<p>The hosts won the first two matches of the series in Dhaka, by six wickets and seven wickets respectively.</p>.<p>"We were a bit far away in all the three games. The bowling did OK, today maybe 30 runs too many. The batting didn't work at all," said Windies captain Jason Mohammed.</p>.<p>His team came to the tournament short of at least eight players after several of them skipped the matches over coronavirus fears, while one tested positive for the infectious disease.</p>.<p>Shakib was named the man-of-the-series while Mushfiqur was named man-of-the-match.</p>.<p>The two teams will play two Test matches in February.</p>
<p>Four players hit fifties as Bangladesh made light work of the West Indies to record a 120-run win in the third one-day international in Chittagong Monday to sweep the series 3-0.</p>.<p>The home side bowled out a weakened Windies for 177 runs after half-centuries from Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mahmudullah Riyad and Shakib Al Hasan powered them to 297-6 in 50 overs.</p>.<p>Mohammad Saifuddin claimed 3-51, while Mustafizur Rahman (2-24) and Mehidy Hasan (2-18) chipped in with useful wickets.</p>.<p>The Caribbeans were all out in 44.2 overs with Rovman Powell top-scoring with 47 off 49 balls.</p>.<p>Tamim and Mushfiqur earlier struck 64 runs each, while Shakib made 51 and Mahmudullah Riyad put an unbeaten 64 off 43 balls.</p>.<p>"It has been fantastic for us. The hunger that the whole group showed was amazing," Tamim said after the match.</p>.<p>"Coming to international cricket after 10 months, the effort the boys put (in) was amazing."</p>.<p>Sent in to bat first, Bangladesh -- which have now won eight consecutive ODIs against the West Indies -- suffered an early blow when Liton Das fell leg before wicket to Alzarri Joseph in the first over.</p>.<p>Kyle Mayers dismissed Najmul Hossain in an identical manner after the left-hander made 20 runs.</p>.<p>Tamim and Shakib put on 93 for the third wicket before Joseph ended their partnership, getting Tamim caught by Akeal Hosein at mid-wicket.</p>.<p>Shakib was bowled by Raymon Reifer shortly after his 50, ending a 48-run stand with Mushfiqur.</p>.<p>Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah then added 72 for the fifth wicket before Reifer struck again.</p>.<p>Joseph took a catch at the cover and the wicketkeeper-batsman departed after four fours and two sixes in his 55-ball innings.</p>.<p>Mahmudullah then launched an onslaught, hitting three sixes and three fours.</p>.<p>The West Indies never managed to get going with the bat after Mustafizur dismissed two openers Kjorn Ottley (one) and Sunil Ambris (13) early.</p>.<p>Kyle Mayers (11) fell to Mehidy before Saifuddin who was playing his first match in the series ended the resistance of Nkrumah Bonner (31) and skipper Jason Mohammed (17).</p>.<p>Powell top-scored with 47, but Bangladesh's patiently waited to complete the win.</p>.<p>Taskin Ahmed sealed the contest with a return catch of Raymon Reifer (27) after Soumya Sarkar trapped Powel leg-before.</p>.<p>The hosts won the first two matches of the series in Dhaka, by six wickets and seven wickets respectively.</p>.<p>"We were a bit far away in all the three games. The bowling did OK, today maybe 30 runs too many. The batting didn't work at all," said Windies captain Jason Mohammed.</p>.<p>His team came to the tournament short of at least eight players after several of them skipped the matches over coronavirus fears, while one tested positive for the infectious disease.</p>.<p>Shakib was named the man-of-the-series while Mushfiqur was named man-of-the-match.</p>.<p>The two teams will play two Test matches in February.</p>