Kohli, Pujara help India take the lead

November 22, 2019 19:15

India 107-2 (28 ovs) vs B'desh 106 | Scorecard

Spin introduced as concussion substitute Taijul Islam comes into the attack. Kohli pushes the left-arm spinner's first ball into the covers for one to bring up India's 100, in the 25th over.

Pujara clips the third ball on the leg side for a single before Kohli plays out the rest of the over.

A single each to Pujara and Kohli off Al-Amin's next over as the duo keep the scoreboard ticking along at a good rate.

In the next over, Kohli taps Taijul on the leg side to complete 5000 runs as the Test captain -- the fastest to achieve the landmark in just 84 innings.

Another single to Pujara off the last ball as the India No 3 retains strike.

Pacer Jayed is back into the attack. Pujara steers the fourth ball wide of thirdman for two runs as India go past Bangladesh's first innings score of 106 to take the lead.

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