India holds on to dominance despite spilling catches
Pace attack skittles out Bangladesh for just 150 runs
14 November 2019 - 15:12
New Delhi — A dominant India remained on course for a big first-innings lead after skittling out Bangladesh for a meagre 150 runs despite sloppy catching on day one of the opening Test on Thursday.
The hosts lost opener Rohit Sharma for six in their reply but finished the day on 86/1, with Cheteshwar Pujara and Mayank Agarwal putting on 72 runs for the flourishing second-wicket partnership. Pujara was batting on 43 with seven boundaries. Agarwal was lucky to reach 37 after being dropped in the slips by Imrul Kayes when on 32...
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