Bad light ended the second Test between Bangladesh and West Indies in a draw in Sylhet on Monday, handing the visitors a 1-0 series win.
Bangladesh were 184 for four in their chase of 369 when bad light stopped play before 2:45pm on the final day. They still needed 185 runs, while West Indies needed six wickets.
The umpires were due to inspect the light at 4pm, but the two captains agreed to a draw before that. West Indies had won the first Test in Mirpur by eight wickets.
Towhid Hridoy, who scored an unbeaten 242 in the first innings, followed it with 82 and was named player of the match. He became the first Bangladesh batter to score a double century and a fifty in the same Test.
West Indies left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican was named player of the series for his 16 wickets, nine in the first Test and seven in the second.
West Indies resumed on 345 for three, added 53 runs in 10 overs and declared on 398 for six. Kavem Hodge made 142, his third Test century, while Kevin Wickham scored 78 and Brendon King 61.
Nayeem Hasan took two for 72, Mehidy Hasan Miraz two for 85 and Taijul Islam two for 118.
Bangladesh lost both openers before lunch. Tanzid Hasan was caught at the midwicket boundary for 21 trying to hit Warrican for six. Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto was given lbw for 14 off Warrican after a West Indies review, leaving Bangladesh on 40 for two.
Hridoy and Mushfiqur Rahim then batted through the entire second session without losing a wicket, adding 113 runs in 34 overs. Their third-wicket stand was worth 135 runs.
During the innings, Mushfiqur became the first Bangladesh batter to score 7,000 Test runs. He reached the mark with a single off Warrican in the 20th over. Mominul Haque is second on the list with 5,293 runs.
Bangladesh lost both set batters within the first nine overs after tea. Hridoy was bowled for 82 trying to sweep Warrican, missing a full delivery from over the wicket that pitched well outside leg stump. It was Warrican's 100th Test wicket.
Mushfiqur fell one short of his fifty when Shamar Joseph bowled him for 49 off 123 balls. Litton Das and Miraz were at the crease when the light faded.
"Apart from Hridoy, nobody batted well in the first innings, and we paid the price for that," Shanto said after the match.
Hridoy spoke about batting with Mushfiqur. "I've followed Mushi bhai since childhood. He is my idol, and I always try to learn from him," he said.
Bangladesh made 386 in their first innings in reply to West Indies' 356, with pacer Hasan Mahmud taking six for 90.
Bangladesh fly to South Africa on Tuesday for a two-Test series. The first Test begins in Johannesburg on November 15.