Trail by 64 runs

November 14, 2019 17:13

Ind 86-1 (26 ovs) vs B'desh 150 (58.3 ovs) | Scorecard

India finish Day 1 of the 1st Test against Bangladesh on a high.

At stumps, India are 86-1 with Pujara on 43 and Agarwal on 37. India lost opener Rohit early but the duo consolidated to have India in a position, as they trail by 64 runs.

India dominated all three sessions as India first had Bangladesh all out for 150 with Shami starring with 3 wickets. Mushfiqur top scored for Bangladesh with 43.

Jayed continues and he will bowl the last over of the day. Pujara starts the over with a single to sweeper cover.

Agarwal plays out two dots before taking a single to backward point.

Pujara plays out two dots to end the over as 2 come off it.

Ebadot back in the attack and Pujara takes a single off the 2nd ball. Just the one coming in the over. Agarwal sees off the over safely.

Jayed back in the attack and after three dots, Agarwal has been put down in the slips by Kayes.

Agarwal gets the edge and he gets a life as Kayes drops him.

After a dot, Agarwal gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it through cover for a four. Dot to end the over as 4 come off it.

Taijul continues and the batsmen take 5 runs off him.

Ebadot continues and just two runs come in that over.

Taijul continues and he gives just one run in the over.

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