India vs Bangladesh, highlights, 1st Test, Day 3 at Indore, Full Cricket Score: Virat Kohli and Co drub visitors to take 1-0 lead

India vs Bangladesh, 1st Test at Indore, Day 3, Latest Updates: Another big victory for India at home. It's almost impossible to beat Virat Kohli and Co at home. And this Test match was another example why. In every department and in every session, the hosts dominated the Tigers. Bangladesh have been bowled out on 150 and 213 and when India got to bat they posted almost 400 runs with opener Mayank Agarwal scoring a double ton. Fielding remains only concern for India as they prepare for the historic pink-ball Test in Kolkata. For Bangladesh, they have a long list of area of concerns.

India vs Bangladesh, highlights, 1st Test, Day 3 at Indore, Full Cricket Score: Virat Kohli and Co drub visitors to take 1-0 lead
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Another home Test ends in a massive win for India! The match getting over inside three days shows how dominant hosts were over Bangladesh. Pacers once again ruled the roost, spinners were effective and when India got to bat, Mayank Agarwal wreaked havoc with a double ton while Ajinkya Rahane and Ravindra Jadeja made useful contributions. Bangladesh on the other hand had very little going their way. Veteran Mushfiqur Rahim fought hard and pacer Abu Jayed emerged as a find. They need to improve drastically to put up any challenge in the final match of the series which will be a day/night Test. India's first pink/ball Test, in Kolkata. The focus now shifts to the second match.

It was a pleasure bringing you this match. We will see you for the second Test which begins on 22 November. Good bye. 

16:06 (IST)

Mayank Agarwal, MoM:  I hope the smiles continues for long. I do practice the big shots but not during Tests. It's a dream come true for me to represent the country and I am glad about the start that I have got. Just need to continue to work harder. It is great to have someone like him (Virat Kohli) who can motivate you. He was there when I got my first 150 and he told me nothing short of 200 for you next. We played three sessions under lights back in Bangalore. Rahul Dravid has arranged that for us.

16:05 (IST)

Virat Kohli, India captain: I don't rally know what to say all the time. Just clincial performance. very professional with the bat, playing five batters with one guy taking responsibility is what we want with overseas tours coming up. Hats off to the boys. The team is playing really well, it is not rocket science.  I can't say something which people are not seeing on TV. Absolutely, these guys (fast bowlers) are at the top of the game. Right now Jasprit is not in the team. When he joins in it will be one hell of an attack to counter. The numbers and records are there for everyone to see and it will remain in the books and our motive is to take Indian cricket higher and higher. We're looking at keeping the standards up, motivating the next lot of players. In that process, we're pushing up the standards of Indian cricket. We don't care about numbers at all as a team. The mindset is simple, when you see a young guy coming in to bat, in Tests I know how much time it took me to get those big hundreds. When you see come out to bat. I know the importance of getting big runs so it is upto the senior batter to let them know to keep going. I want them to not make the mistakes I made as a youngsters to make them world class cricketers. I have heard the Pink ball does a lot. I think it is landmark moment in Indian cricket. The crowd over the last three days have been brillant. Thank you very much for coming and watching us play.

16:03 (IST)

Mayank Agarwal is the Man of the Match for his knock of 243

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Mominul Haque, Bangladesh captain: I though batting first was a challenging decision. Abu Jayed and Mushfiqur are the positives for us in this Test match. It was challenging for top-order batsmen, India have a great bowling attack. We don't have enough experience of day/night matches but we will try to enjoy it. 

15:49 (IST)

So the domination continues for India in Test cricket. Third consecutive innings victory for them in this format. Also another 60 points in their World Test Championship tally. In hindsight, Bangladesh's lack of intent towards Test cricket has been exposed in this game. There are not many players in their squad who actually consider Test cricket as the premier format and it was evident from their shot selections and body language on the field. Going into the all important Kolkata Test, Russell Domingo needs some serious thinking to do in order to at least compete against this terrific Indian side. 

Sandipan Banerjee, Freelance cricket writer at Indore

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Most innings win for Indian captains:

10 - Virat Kohli*
9 - MS Dhoni
8 - Mohammad Azharuddin

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

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Another big victory for India at home. It's almost impossible to beat Virat Kohli and Co at home. And this Test match was another example why. In every department and in every session, the hosts dominated the Tigers. Bangladesh have been bowled out on 150 and 213 and when India got to bat they posted almost 400 runs with opener Mayank Agarwal scoring a double ton. Fielding remains only concern for India as they prepare for the historic pink-ball Test in Kolkata. For Bangladesh, they have a long list of area of concerns. 

15:44 (IST)

Biggest wins for India against Bangladesh in Tests:

Innings & 239 runs, Dhaka, 2007
Innings & 140 runs, Dhaka, 2004
Innings & 130 runs, Indore, 2019*

This is India’s eighth consecutive victory at Indore in international cricket. This is also India’s sixth consecutive victory in Tests.

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

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OUT! INDIA WIN BY AN INNINGS AN 130 RUNS

Ebadat Hossain c U Yadav b Ashwin 1(3)

India's run of victories continue. And they have registered a massive one here to go 1-0 up in the series. Ebadot went for a big shot on the flighted delivery but didn't find the proper connect and Umesh took the catch after running back from mid on. 

Highlights

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India vs Bangladesh, 1st Test at Indore, Day 3, Latest Updates: Another big victory for India at home. It's almost impossible to beat Virat Kohli and Co at home. And this Test match was another example why. In every department and in every session, the hosts dominated the Tigers. Bangladesh have been bowled out on 150 and 213 and when India got to bat they posted almost 400 runs with opener Mayank Agarwal scoring a double ton. Fielding remains only concern for India as they prepare for the historic pink-ball Test in Kolkata. For Bangladesh, they have a long list of area of concerns.

Day 2 report: Mayank Agarwal scored a career-best 243 as India finished the second day of the first test against Bangladesh at 493-6 on Friday.

Agarwal scored his second double hundred in four tests and beat his previous best of 215, set six weeks ago against South Africa.

This was also Agarwal’s third test hundred, a milestone he crossed before tea on Friday. He scored 190 runs for the fourth wicket with Ajinkya Rahane (86).

“Every time I get set, I make it a point to convert it to a big score,” Agarwal said. “Letting go of fear of failure has helped shape my mindset.

“We (with Rahane) wanted to build a small partnership and then put pressure on Bangladesh by batting for a longer time. I got full value for my shots on this wicket.”

India scored 407-5 in the second day’s play. It was their third-highest aggregate in a day of test cricket after 443-1 and 417-2, both against Sri Lanka.

Agarwal’s innings included 28 fours and eight sixes.

At the other end, Bangladesh was able to get Rahane to fall to Abu Jayed, caught at deep point. Jayed finished the day with 4-108.

Agarwal then continued on to his double hundred off 303 deliveries while India crossed 400 in the 105th over.

Agarwal and Ravindra Jadeja added 123 runs for the fifth wicket. Jadeja stroked his way to a 14th test half-century off 72 balls.

Bangladesh finally got rid of the double-centurion, caught off Mehidy Hasan (1-125). India also lost Wriddhiman Saha (12) shortly after.

Jadeja and Umesh Yadav (25 not out) then added a quick 39 off 19 balls as India extended its lead.

Earlier in the day, Agarwal had scored his hundred off 183 balls. He was dropped on 32, and then survived again at 86 when an lbw decision was overturned on review.

India lost Cheteshwar Pujara (54) and Virat Kohli (0) in a short span during the morning session. But Agarwal and Rahane resurrected the innings and extended India’s dominance.

On the first day, Indian pacers shared seven wickets as Bangladesh was bowled out for 150 in its first innings.

Squads: 

India: Virat Kohli (capt)Mayank AgarwalRohit SharmaCheteshwar PujaraAjinkya RahaneHanuma VihariRishabh PantWriddhiman SahaRavichandran AshwinRavindra JadejaKuldeep YadavMohammed ShamiUmesh YadavIshant SharmaShubman Gill

Bangladesh: Mominul Haque(Capt), Imrul Kayes, Shadman Islam, Mushfiqur Rahim, Liton Das, Mosaddek Hossain, Mahmudullah, Taijul Islam, Mustafizur Rahman, Mehedy Hasan, Nayeem Hasan, Saif Hassan, Mohammad Mithun, Ebadat Hossain, Al-Amin Hossain.

With inputs from AP 

Updated Date: November 16, 2019 16:20:10 IST

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