The venue brings positive memories for Bangladesh, having secured victories against Nepal and the Netherlands during this year’s T20 World Cup. However, following a 3-0 whitewash in the ODI series, the Tigers are eager to bounce back.

Despite rain disrupting pre-match practice, Litton assured that the team is well-prepared, thanks to their recent matches and focused training sessions.

"No, there are no shortcomings because yesterday we also practised fielding under the lights. Most of the players in this team have played both ODIs and Tests, so they are in touch with the game," Litton said via a video message from Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).

Speaking about the series, Litton acknowledged the challenges of T20 cricket, especially when playing on West Indies’ home ground.

"Usually, T20 matches are challenging for us. Since this will be played on the West Indies' home ground, it will be a bit tough. We will try to figure out how to overcome this and focus on playing a good series," he said.