Indore: The Indian bowlers were right on the money against Bangladesh, sending their batsmen back to pavilion cheaply. India dismissed Bangladesh for 150 inside 58.3 overs. Mushfiqur Rahim (43) and skipper Mominul Haque (37) were the top-scorers for the visiting the side.
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">A brilliant outing for #TeamIndia bowlers in the 1st innings.@y_umesh picks up the final wicket as Bangladesh are bowled out for 150.
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 14, 2019
We will be back shortly. Stay tuned #INDvBAN pic.twitter.com/RrmpxG2B37A brilliant outing for #TeamIndia bowlers in the 1st innings.@y_umesh picks up the final wicket as Bangladesh are bowled out for 150.
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For India, Mohammed Shami was the pick of the bowler, picking three wickets for the home side. Ravichandran Ashwin and Ishant Sharma also grabbed two wickets apiece, while Umesh Yadav also bagged two wickets in the match.
Earlier at Tea, Mohammed Shami grabbed two wickets off the last two balls before tea to dash any Bangladesh hopes of a revival as they were left reeling at 140/7 on Day 1 of the first Test here on Thursday. India skipper Virat Kohli brought back Shami for a short spell before the break to try and get rid of Mushfiqur Rahim as the batsman was looking good for a half-century.
In the fifth delivery of the 54th over, in-form Shami rattled Rahim's stumps with a searing inswinger that pitched outside off and came back in sharply to bamboozle the batsman. Mushfiqur was gone for a well made 43 off 105 balls, his innings laced with four fours and a six.
In the very next ball, Shami trapped new batsman Mehidy Hasan in front to go into the break on a hat-trick. Hasan thought of reviewing it, but after consultation with non-striker Liton Das (21 batting), he walked towards the dressing room.
Replays, though, showed the ball missing leg stump. Earlier, Ravichandran Ashwin bagged his 250th Test wicket at home as he castled Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque (22).
Mahmudullah (10) and Rahim tried to forge a partnership and had the rub of the green too when the former limited-overs captain was dropped on 7 by India vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane.
But Rahane was not made to pay for his mistake as Mahmudullah lost his stumps trying to sweep a straight Ashwin delivery.
Shami then further dented the visitors' cause with two wickets in two deliveries to take three wickets with Ashwin grabbing two.
