Herath and Mushfiqur pose with the trophy after the series ended as a 1-1 draw
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Bangladesh’s 100th Test was not only a historic one for the entire nation, but it will forever be known as the match in which they defeated Sri Lanka for the first time in Test history.
Mustafizur concluded the day with figures of 3-52 off 19 overs
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Even though Sri Lanka opener Dimuth Karunaratne scored a superb 126, Shakib Al Hasan and Mustafizur Rahman took three wickets apiece to give Bangladesh the upper hand on the fourth day in Colombo.
Shakib scored his fifth Test century
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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan and debutant Mosaddek Hossain scored 116 and 75 respectively to build a solid lead for their side on the third day in Colombo.
Jadeja finished with figures of 4-78 off 37 overs
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India spinners Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin finished with four wickets apiece as they led their side to a 208-run win over Bangladesh on the final day of the one-off Test in Hyderabad.
Ashwin became the fastest bowler in Test history to take 250 wickets
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India will be brimming with confidence heading into the final day of the one-off Test in Hyderabad as they need to take just seven wickets to beat Bangladesh.
India maintained their advantage going into the fourth day
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Veteran Bangladesh duo Mushfiqur Rahim and Shakib Al Hasan made 81 not out and 82 respectively, but India still have the upper hand going into the penultimate day of the one-off Test in Hyderabad.
Al Hasan ended the day with figures of 3-32 off seven overs
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New Zealand looked to be cruising for most of the second day in Christchurch, but Bangladesh clawed their way back into contention with a few quick wickets before rain halted their charge.
Southee finished with figures of 5-94 off 28.3 overs
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New Zealand pace bowler Tim Southee carved through Bangladesh’s batting line-up with a five-wicket haul to give his side the upper hand on the first day of the second Test in Christchurch.
New Zealand ripped through Bangladesh’s top order towards the end of the fourth day
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Bangladesh found themselves in the lead going into the second innings, but they were unable to take full advantage of it as New Zealand fought back with three quick wickets to set up an intriguing final day in Wellington.
Al Hasan made the highest score by a Bangladesh player in Test history
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It was a day of utter domination for Bangladesh and one to forget for New Zealand as Shakib Al Hasan and captain Mushfiqur Rahim scored 217 and 159 respectively.
