5-star Ishant sends B'desh crashing for 106

November 22, 2019 16:55

India 13-0 (2 ovs) vs B'desh 106 | Scorecard

A confident start for India with the bat. Fresh from a double century in the previous Test, Mayank Agarwal slaps the first ball of the innings, from Al-Amin Hossain through point for a four for the first runs scored by an Indian batsman against the pink ball.

He then tries to flick the next ball but misses and picks up a leg bye.

Rohit Sharma pushes the third ball into the covers before he blocks the next on the leg side.

Rohit also off the mark in positive fashion. The pacer drops short and Rohit plays his trademark front foot pull shot for a six for his first runs of the match as 11 runs come from the first over.

Pacer Abu Jayed from the other end. Agarwal plays a nice drive through the covers but the fielder puts in the dive to save some runs. He then guides the third ball square on the off-side for one before Agarwal is beaten off the inside edge and he defends the last two balls.

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