Wickham continued his impressive debut with a composed 78 off 107 deliveries, bringing up his second half-century of the match. Taijul Islam eventually broke the partnership, but Hodge remained firmly in control, continuing his innings alongside Amir Jangoo, who was unbeaten on 20 at stumps.
Hodge reached his third Test century, striking 17 fours and a six to strengthen West Indies' position. His outstanding contribution, supported by valuable knocks from King and Wickham, put the visitors in a commanding position.
Bangladesh's bowling attack struggled to make inroads, with Taijul Islam claiming two wickets and Mehidy Hasan Miraz taking one.
Having already won the opening Test, West Indies are now firmly placed to secure a 2-0 series victory. Bangladesh face a daunting task on the final day and will need an exceptional performance to avoid defeat.
Day 4 Stumps: West Indies 356 & 345/3; Bangladesh 386. West Indies lead by 315 runs.
