All-round India thrashed Bangladesh by an innings and 130 runs in the Indore Test on Saturday to register their sixth consecutive win in Tests. By the virtue of the victory, India took a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series. The second Test, which will be a day-night affair, will be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata from November 22. Mohammed Shami was the pick of the bowlers, taking four wickets while Ravichandran Ashwin took three as Bangladesh had no answers to India's bowlers. At Tea, India closed in on an innings victory over Bangladesh despite an unbeaten half-century from Mushfiqur Rahim. The visitors were 191 for six at tea on day three, still trailing India by 152 runs in their second innings. Mushfiqur and Mehidy Hasan were batting at the break after India declared their first innings at 493 for six overnight -- a lead of 343 runs. Bangladesh were bundled for 150 in their first innings. Fast bowler Mohammed Shami improved his match tally to six wickets after lunch, having Mahmudullah caught at slip for 15. Mushfiqur and Liton Das then put on 63 runs for the sixth wicket before Ravichandran Ashwin broke the stand. Mushfiqur, who was dropped by Rohit Sharma at second slip off Shami on four, completed his 20th Test fifty but fell to Ashwin for 64. India rode on opener Mayank Agarwal's 243 to pulverise the Bangladesh bowlers and amass 493 runs in the 1st innings. (SCORECARD)
Highlights Between India vs Bangladesh 1st Test Match Day 3, Straight from Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore
Ravichandran Ashwin gets the final wicket as Ebadot Hossain. Bangladesh bundled out for 213 runs in the second innings as India win by an innings and 130 runs. India go 1-0 up in two-Test series against Bangladesh.
Mushfiqur Rahim was looking to go aerial off a floater from Ravichandran Ashwin but finds Cheteshwar Pujara in the deep, who takes a brilliant catch. Mushfiqur Rahim departs for 64. India 1 wicket away from victory!
Ravindra Jadeja drops a tough chance at the slips after Abu Jayed caught an edge off Mohammed Shami. Jadeja got a hand to it but not quite enough to hold it. Jayed survives on 0!
Umesh Yadav removes Mehidy Hasan for 38 in the first over after Tea. Hasan tried to leave the delivery but failed to judge the length as the short ball hits his arms and then rattles the stumps. Much needed breakthrough for India.
50-run partnership for the seventh wicket comes up between Mehidy Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim. The duo have put the formidable Indian bowling on the back foot.
Mehidy Hasan, hits it square with the middle off his bat, for four runs off Mohammed Shami. The partnership between Mehidy and Mushfiqur has now added 48 runs
Mushfiqur Rahim, who has played a resilient knock, brings up his 20th Test fifty off 103 deliveries. Good batting from the veteran under pressure! Meanwhile, India have brought Umesh Yadav back into the attack.
Mehidy Hasan goes aerial, beats Mohammed Shami, as the ball goes all the way to the fence for four runs towards long on. Ravichandran Ashwin conceded five runs in that over
Ravichandran Ashwin gets the breakthrough! Liton Das, trying to take Ashwin over the top, mistimes the shot as it ends up straight into the hands of the bowler.
Liton Das, so good to watch, keeps his heads still and hits a straight drive down the ground for four runs. Ishant Sharma has been hit for back-to-back boundaries and follows it up with an obvious bouncer!
Liton Das welcomes Ishant Sharma with a boundary! Nicely placed by Liton Das, just opens the face of the bat with a soft bottom hand, and the ball wins the race against Umesh Yadav to the fence.
Rohit Sharma does not disappoints this time! Mahmudullah gets an outside edge off Mohammed Shami and Rohit Sharma takes an easy catch at the slips. Bangladesh 72/5 in 26.3 overs
Edged and taken. No mistake from Rohit Sharma this time, Shami has his third
Players are out in the centre. Mohammed Shami to bowl the first ball of the second session with Mustafizur Rahim on strike. India are six wickets away from a victory.
Mohammad Mithun trying to go over the top, fails to judge the length of Mohammed Shami right, hands an easy catch to Mayank Agarwal. Bangladesh 44/4 in 14.1 overs
Umesh Yadav bowls a full length delivery which hits Mohammad Mithun's pad. Huge appeal follows from India, on-field umpire rules it in favour of the batsman, India go for review. Ball-tracker shows ball pitching in line, impact on line but missing leg stumps.