<p>Shakib Al Hasan claimed four wickets for eight runs in his international comeback as Bangladesh bowled out a weakened West Indies for 122 in the first of their three-match one-day series on Wednesday.</p>.<p>Debutant pacer Hasan Mahmud took 3-28 as Bangladesh wrapped up the West Indies innings in 32.2 overs after electing to bowl first at Dhaka's Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.</p>.<p>Mustafizur Rahman, who claimed 2-20, trapped Sunil Ambris in front for seven in the second over. He removed Joshua Da Silva for nine after a rain break that halted play for nearly an hour.</p>.<p>Playing his first international since a one-year suspension, Shakib's left-arm spin immediately put pressure on West Indies.</p>.<p>He bowled Andre McCarthy for 12 before West Indies' stand-in captain Jason Mohammed was stumped off his bowling for 17.</p>.<p>Nkrumah Bonner went for a duck leg before wicket in Shakib's next over to leave West Indies struggling at 56-5.</p>.<p>Kyle Mayers hit 40 off 56 balls and added 59 runs with Rovman Powell (28) for the seventh wicket to bring some respectability.</p>.<p>Hasan's pace removed Powell and Raymon Reifer with successive deliveries to end the resistance.</p>.<p>Off-spinner Mehidy Hasan dismissed Mayers as West Indies lost their last five wickets for seven runs.</p>.<p>Shakib claimed the final wicket of Alzarri Joseph (four).</p>
<p>Shakib Al Hasan claimed four wickets for eight runs in his international comeback as Bangladesh bowled out a weakened West Indies for 122 in the first of their three-match one-day series on Wednesday.</p>.<p>Debutant pacer Hasan Mahmud took 3-28 as Bangladesh wrapped up the West Indies innings in 32.2 overs after electing to bowl first at Dhaka's Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.</p>.<p>Mustafizur Rahman, who claimed 2-20, trapped Sunil Ambris in front for seven in the second over. He removed Joshua Da Silva for nine after a rain break that halted play for nearly an hour.</p>.<p>Playing his first international since a one-year suspension, Shakib's left-arm spin immediately put pressure on West Indies.</p>.<p>He bowled Andre McCarthy for 12 before West Indies' stand-in captain Jason Mohammed was stumped off his bowling for 17.</p>.<p>Nkrumah Bonner went for a duck leg before wicket in Shakib's next over to leave West Indies struggling at 56-5.</p>.<p>Kyle Mayers hit 40 off 56 balls and added 59 runs with Rovman Powell (28) for the seventh wicket to bring some respectability.</p>.<p>Hasan's pace removed Powell and Raymon Reifer with successive deliveries to end the resistance.</p>.<p>Off-spinner Mehidy Hasan dismissed Mayers as West Indies lost their last five wickets for seven runs.</p>.<p>Shakib claimed the final wicket of Alzarri Joseph (four).</p>