Bangladesh recover to set a good score, but not good enough for Kohli and co.

Jan 11, 2010

Bangladesh got off to a shaky start with Sudeep Tyagi accounting for Imrul Kayes.•Associated Press

Ashish Nehra got into the act, getting rid of Tamim Iqbal.•Associated Press

He found the perfect partner in Mahmudullah who went on to make his second successive unbeaten 60-odd against India.•Associated Press

...before Shafiul Islam induced an edge to have Karthik caught by the keeper Mushfiqur Rahim.•Associated Press

...which was quickly extinguished by Virat Kohli's assured stroke-making.•Associated Press

After Dhoni's wicket, Suresh Raina joined Kohli to finish the job...•Associated Press

Sreesanth posed a lot of problems from the other end, dismissing Mohammad Ashraful and creating some close lbw opportunities.•Associated Press

Raqibul Hasan started the recovery with his captain Shakib Al Hasan.•Associated Press

After Shakib's wicket, Naeem Islam joined Mahmudullah to finish the innings with a bang.•Associated Press

Naeem Islam accounted for Gambhir...•Associated Press

MS Dhoni gave him good company, but...•Associated Press

... and what's more! Kohli had just enough time to reach a well-deserved hundred.•Associated Press

After Raqibul's run out, Shakib stayed on and took his team out of the woods with a pugnacious 85.•Associated Press

Gautam Gambhir and Dinesh Karthik gave the Indian innings a quick start...•Associated Press

...and when Yuvraj Singh fell cheaply, the Bangladesh supporters saw a glimmer of hope...•Associated Press

...the man of the moment was Kohli who played some sparkling strokes and extended his stupendous run of form.•Associated Press