Dominican batter Kavem Hodge has been credited with a century in the 2026 match between Bangladesh and the West Indies, a milestone highlighted in a video feature published by Dominica News Online. The clip, presented in the publication's carousel, singles out the innings as a moment worth recognising for the Dominica-born player and for supporters at home.
The material available to this newsroom confirms the two opposing sides and that Hodge was the batter credited with the hundred. It does not give the score, the number of runs or balls he faced, how his innings ended, or the result of the contest. The venue and the exact date of the fixture are also not stated, so these points cannot be reported with certainty.
The notes do not establish whether the match was a Test, a One-Day International or a Twenty20 fixture, and they offer no account of the wider series or what the result meant for either side in the standings. For that reason, the significance of the innings beyond the individual milestone cannot be assessed from the source alone.
Hodge's team affiliation is not spelled out in the text, so this report does not go further than the fact that he batted for the West Indies in the fixture. The publication's item is a video post rather than a written match report, which means scorecard detail would have to come from a separate and verified cricket record before the innings can be described in full.
Readers seeking the complete picture of the century, including the runs scored, the pace of the innings and the final outcome, will need to consult official scorecards once they are published. Dominica News Online will update this report if verified details of the venue, the score and the match result become available.
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