BBC Asian Network rounds up some of the action from the first Test between Bangladesh and India - day five: Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal reached 52 before getting out
Amit Mishra jumps for joy after taking the wicket of Shakib Al Hasan and the Indian spinner takes 4-92 to help his side's cause
Bangladesh lose regualr wickets but Mushfiqur Rahim (right) kisses his helmet after scoring a maiden Test century as he puts up some resolve before his side are bowled out for 301 to give India a 113-run victory
There were plenty of good performances in the game but India batsman Sachin beats team-mates Gautum Gambhir, Amit Mishra and Bangladesh's Mushfiqur Rahim to the man of the match award
Day four: India spinner Amit Mishra went in as a nightwatchman the previous evening and goes on to make 50 before getting out
India opener Gautum Gambhir on the way to 116 - he has scored a half century in 10 straight tests and a century in each of the last five, which is one shy of the record
Bangladesh bowler Shahadat Hossain (centre) is congratulated after taking the wicket of Yuvraj Singh, who makes just 25 in an unconvincing innings
VVS Laxman builds on the good work of Gautum Gambhir as he makes 69 not out to steer India to 413-8 before they declare
India's Yuvraj Singh (left) and Mohammad Ashraful share a joke at the close of play on day four with Bangladesh 67-2 and needing 415 for an unlikely victory
Day three: India make a bright start as fast bowler Ishant Sharma (second right) is congratulated after dismissing Bangladesh batsman Mohammad Ashraful
Bangladesh pair Mahmudullah (right) and Mushfiqur Rahim hold up and frustrate India as they put on a partnership of 108 to leave Bangladesh on 242 all out - one run behind India
India opener Virender Sehwag inspects his bat after getting out for 45 but the tourists start to build up a healthy lead as they end day three on 122-1
Day two: India batsman Sachin Tendulkar celebrates his 44th Test century and he finishes on 105 not out as he helps India to 243 all out
India quickly start to make inroads into the Bangladesh batting order as paceman Zaheer Khan (centre) takes two wickets as the hosts reach 59-3 before bad light ends play early on day two
Day one: India opener Gautum Gambhir avoids a bouncer before he is out for 23 to kickstart a batting collapse from his side after Bangladesh win the toss and decide to field
Bangladesh celebrate after captain Shakib Al Hasan takes the wicket of VVS Laxman for seven as India are left reeling on 107-4
Bangladesh fielder Raqibul Hasan takes a catch to dismiss Zaheer Khan as spinner Shakib Al Hasan snares one of four wickets on the first day, with paceman Shahadat Hossain also taking four wickets
Sachin Tendulkar is the only India batsman to show a lasting resolve and he becomes the first player to reach 13,000 Test runs by finishing 76 not out at the end of day one with India 213-8
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