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Sylhet Stadium Pitch Report, Weather Report For BAN Vs WI, 2nd Test 2026



Sylhet Stadium - (Source: X)Sylhet Stadium - (Source: X)

On Thursday, November 5, Bangladesh and West Indies will lock horns for the 2nd Test. The caravan has now moved to Sylhet from Dhaka. The hosts are under pressure because the West Indies are leading 1-0 in the series. 

Bangladesh have the series on the line, and they will try to adjust the conditions in their favour so they have an advantage when they take on the West Indies on Thursday. The fans are curious about how the surface will behave at the Sylhet International Stadium.

Therefore, this article will share light on the Sylhet Stadium Pitch Report, Weather Report For Bangladesh Vs West Indies, 2nd Test 2026. 

Sylhet International Stadium pitch report for BAN Vs WI 2nd Test

Criterion
Data
Matches played6
Matches won batting 1st4
Matches won batting 2nd2
Matches drawn
0
Average 1st innings score271
Average run rate3.40

The surface at Sylhet Stadium favours the batters early on but as the game progresses, the pitch deteriorate. Spinners will come into play. Talking about the stats, team, batting first, have won four times, which tells a volume about how the surface will behave.

Team batting second will also have to bat on Day 4 or Day 5, which is when the pitch is at its worst with cracks and dust. Spinners from both ends put a break on the scoring rate, therefore toss becomes very important.

Both Bangladesh and West Indies will look to bat first after winning the coin flip on Thursday, November 5.

Sylhet International Stadium weather report for BAN Vs WI 2nd Test

Days
Temp
Wind
Precipitation chances
1
32 degrees
SSE 9 km/h
1%
2
33 degrees
SSE 7 km/h
2%
3
33 degrees
S 7 km/h
1%
4
32 degrees
S 7 km/h
2%
5
31 degrees
NNE 9 km/h
2%

It will be a nice week of cricket with no rain threat. All five days have no prediction of precipitation and the fans should expect a result.

For all the five Days, the temperature will range around 31-33° C with rain prediction going maximum to 2%. The wind will blow at SSE 9 km/h for first two days. Eventually, the pitch will wear out and spinners will come into play.

Conclusion

The surface will favour spinners after a few days and toss will play a key part. Notably, both Bangladesh and West Indies will look to bat first after winning the coin flip.