Rovman Powell marked his 100th T20I in style, sticking to his "batting template" of a late surge to guide West Indies to a 16-run win over Bangladesh in the first T20 I in Chattogram. On Monday, he became only the third West Indian to reach the milestone of 100 games, capping the occasion with an unbeaten 44 that earned him the Player-of-the-Match award.

Powell, however, didn't make a great start to his innings against Bangladesh. He couldn't time the ball properly, striking just one four as he made 18 runs off his first 22 balls. It was in the 19th over when Powell finally struck his first six - a mow across the line against Mustafizur Rahman.

Then, when he got the strike in the final over, he hammered Tanzim Hasan for three sixes in a row, ending up unbeaten on 44 off 28 bal

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