Rahul out for 2, India lose early wicket

February 09, 2017 09:45

India 2-1 (2 ovs) vs B'desh | Scorecard

Pacer Taskin Ahmed to start off with the ball for Bangladesh, who are playing their first ever Test match in India.

The first ball is a full delivery on the pads which KL Rahul turns to fine leg for a couple to get off the mark.

However, he dismissed three balls later, bowled off an inside edge. Rahul plays a loose shot away from his body without any footwork and only manages to get an inside edge which hits the back pad before going on to hit the stumps.

New batsman Cheteshwar Pujara manages to see off the remaining two deliveries to end a successful first over.

Kamrul Islam follows it up with a good first over to Murali Vijay, who cautiously plays out a maiden.

That early wicket will be a big boost for Bangladesh as they look to build some early pressure with a few tight overs.

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