India 35-1 at tea; Bangladesh 106 all out

November 22, 2019 17:44

India 35-1 (12 ovs) vs B'desh 106 | Scorecard

Al-Amin continues as Pujara is beaten as he tries to defend. He learns from his mistake and leaves the next ball before defending the next two. Pujara then plays with soft hands as he runs a wide delivery past the slips for a four.

In the next over, Rohit (5) gets a lifeline as Al-Amin puts down a simple catch on the fine leg fence. After a few tight overs, Rohit looked to break the shackles as he pulled a short ball from Jayed as he failed to keep it down, but the fielder spilled the easy offering. This could prove very costly for Bangladesh as getting Rohit early would have been a big boost for them.

Pujara is beaten by a good outswinger from Jayed before he plays a nice drive off the last ball for a couple to end the second session.

India are 35 for one in 12 overs at the tea break, trailing Bangladesh by 71 runs after the visitors were sent crashing for a lowly 106.

Mayank Agarwal perished early after he was caught in the slips for nine but Rohit, who was dropped by Al-Amin, has made 13, while Pujara is on seven.

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