Bangladesh were sent off for 227 points in the first innings and India finished 19 points undefeated with six overs to go on Thursday.
Bangladesh scored 227 first runs on the first day of the second Test at Sheré, buoyed by the brave, back-to-the-wall half-century of Mominul Hok (84, 157b, 12×4, 1×6). – Here at Bangla Stadium. In response, India was 19 without stump losses.
Chattogram The former Bangladesh captain, who was not selected for his Test, failed to reach his double figures for nine consecutive innings.
However, he came in dead ends save for a thick edge from R. Ashwin who flew early between Rishab Punt and Virat Kohli in the first slip.
Mominuru held it tight and most of the time cut and guided the delivery rolling on its feet to run. Over time, he became more risk-averse, lifting Jadev Unadkat (who replaced Kuldeep Yadav in his eyebrow-raising move) over the barricade and cutting him to the point fence. I hit 50.
He danced the track to Ashwin, inside out, then hit Offee and switched to his 80s with Six Over Wide Long on him. However, Ashwin finally took his measure when Mominuru carried his arms over his shoulders with a carom ball and Red Cherry brushed his gloves and cuddled up to his pants hands.
Bangladesh might have been a little more prosperous were it not for the notorious slowness of their lead hitter. After making the at-bat, opening players Najmul Hossain and his Zakir Hasan kept the Indian bowlers at bay for over an hour, but the middle order ruined all the good work .
Skipper Shakib Al Hasan clinched the first ball for midfielder Umesh Yadav (15-4-25-4) after lunch, while Lytton Das (25, 26b, 2×4, 1×6) pulled Ashwin’s lead. Unable to prevent a lazy shot, it was caught at short mid. Wicket.
Mehdi Hasan, who has been on a roll lately, tried to cut Umesh in the absence of space and pushed back.
However, the first break of the innings was provided by Unadkat, who caught First Test Centurion Zakir on the first Test wicket. Unadkat completed her only other test in December 2010 before Kohli made her debut.
He rolled a nagging line and let the ball go up awkwardly on numerous occasions. Zakir was on his way to one of such cargoes. Cargo rises and from the gauntlet he slips K.L. Rahul on the fourth slip. He also ended the resistance of his stubborn Mushfiqur Ra him (26, 46b, 5×4), lifting him up and leaving him behind. Circumstances may not have been ideal for Unadkat’s choices, but the 31-year-old is doing quite well.