India vs Bangladesh 1st Test Day 1 Highlights - Nov 14, 2019

India 86 for 1 (Pujara 43*, Agarwal 37*) trail Bangladesh 150 (Mushfiqur 43, Shami 3-27) by 64 runs.

It's odd. For somebody who has like the most stunning crease position, Mohammed Shami with the old ball looks way, way, waaaay superior to Mohammed Shami with the new ball. Also, in case you're not persuaded, see what he did to Mushfiqur Rahim in Indore. It was unadulterated verse and that is without getting into how it took out Bangladesh's top-scorer and sent them colliding with 150 full scale.

The game had quite recently ticked past 50 overs, some place close to the opportunity turn around swing becomes possibly the most important factor. India had just expelled a large portion of the resistance and Bangladesh were simply attempting to make the best of an awful circumstance. All expectations of doing that evaporated when Shami desired his fourth spell. For reasons unknown he chose to go wide of the wrinkle. The ball kissed the great length yet it was so far away from the off stump that Mushfiqur was getting ready to leave it inside and out. At that point it swung in. Forcefully. Rapidly. Viciously. The batsman got no opportunity. Particularly in light of the fact that, in that equivalent over, Shami was moving the ball routinely away from the right-hander. How might you plan for that? #AskingForAFriend..

India completed the day just 64 runs behind, with Rohit Sharma out for 6 however Mayank Agarwal and Cheteshwar Pujara genuinely prevailing.

No arrangement endures contact with the adversary. Mushfiqur's was swing. For the remainder of his colleagues, it was, well, for the most part themselves. Bangladesh had won a decent hurl. Their chief Mominul Haque had made a valiant call to bat first. The pitch had enough grass spread to make India pick three seamers, every one of whom have improved such a great amount since the beginning of their vocations that Virat Kohli now directions outstanding amongst other bowling assaults ever. In any case, the guests sponsored themselves to put runs on the board since that is your main thing in the subcontinent. Also, in short periods of their innings, they indicated they were fit for it.

Mominul was the best of them, strolling in with the score 12 for 1, seeing it become 12 for 2 and resuscitating it until it was an a lot more beneficial 99 for 3. He didn't generally do a lot to pull off that recuperation. It was simply cautious Test-coordinate batting, playing near the body, leaving however much as he could outside off stump and above all utilizing delicate hands as much as could be expected. His openers neglected.

Imrul Kayes was gotten at third sneak off Umesh Yadav for 6, Shadman Islam was sucked in by a full and wide conveyance from Ishant Sharma and it was hard not to consider Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan. One of them could have helped Bangladesh withstand the early weight from India, the other may have counterattacked and the challenge would have been even.

Despite everything it was for a little period ahead of the pack up to and afterward after the mid-day break. Mominul had steadied the ship, scoring 37 off 80 balls, the entirety of his six limits coming behind the wicket as he baited India into bowling at his body and to his qualities. That is the reason it was so peculiar when he left a straight ball and got bowled.

R Ashwin was liable for that little confusion; the India offspinner had snuck onto the Bangladesh vessel, all whistling and guiltless like, and delicately elbowed their skipper over the edge. It was his 250th wicket in 42 Tests at home. He had been dazzling to watch on a pitch that offered him nothing. His control noticeable all around - differing the trip of the ball - his stunts - getting one to turn and the other to hold its line - and that intuition of when to bowl what were all on appear. On a superior day, when Ajinkya Rahane doesn't drop three gets off his bowling, Ashwin would have more than 2 for 43.

It was the nineteenth time over the most recent two years that India had bowled out a restriction for a sub-200 aggregate. Their bowlers are constant. They remain persistent. They have an assortment of abilities. They can out-think batsmen. They're a danger regardless of the state of the ball. Hell, they take wickets in any event, when they're handling down at profound fine leg as Ravindra Jadeja demonstrated with a stick point toss that prompted Taijul Islam's run-out. It was a day for the bowling trainer B Arun to kick back and revel in work all around done.