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New Zealand v Bangladesh, 1st Test, Chittagong, 2nd day

New Zealand succumb to Shakib's spin

Bangladesh began the second day poorly, losing Mehrab Hossain jnr, their top scorer, to Iain O'Brien for 83. Mehrab put on 144 with Mushfiqur Rahim
Bangladesh began the second day poorly, losing Mehrab Hossain jnr, their top scorer, to Iain O'Brien for 83. Mehrab put on 144 with Mushfiqur Rahim•AFP
Daniel Vettori then dismissed Mushfiqur, who made a valuable 79, in the next over as Bangladesh offered little resistance to New Zealand's spin attack
Daniel Vettori then dismissed Mushfiqur, who made a valuable 79, in the next over as Bangladesh offered little resistance to New Zealand's spin attack•AFP
Debutant Jesse Ryder failed to shine as he was caught for 1 at forward short leg.
Debutant Jesse Ryder failed to shine as he was caught for 1 at forward short leg.•AFP
Brendon McCullum and Jacob Oram too fell to Shakib, who took 6 for 32 to hand his team the advantage
Brendon McCullum and Jacob Oram too fell to Shakib, who took 6 for 32 to hand his team the advantage•AFP
Naeem Islam, the debutant, added a further 41 with Mushfiqur, before he was stumped off Jeetan Patel with the score on 229
Naeem Islam, the debutant, added a further 41 with Mushfiqur, before he was stumped off Jeetan Patel with the score on 229•AFP
The slide continued with Mashrafe Mortaza's dismissal for a duck. Abdur Razzak followed, caught behind off Vettori, to give him his fifth wicket. Bangladesh, resuming on 183 for 4, were bowled out for 245
The slide continued with Mashrafe Mortaza's dismissal for a duck. Abdur Razzak followed, caught behind off Vettori, to give him his fifth wicket. Bangladesh, resuming on 183 for 4, were bowled out for 245•AFP
Ross Taylor followed soon after, lbw to Abdur Razzak for 12
Ross Taylor followed soon after, lbw to Abdur Razzak for 12•AFP
Mohammad Ashraful dismissed Jeetan Patel in the last over of the second day to leave New Zealand at 155 for 9, still trailing by 90 runs
Mohammad Ashraful dismissed Jeetan Patel in the last over of the second day to leave New Zealand at 155 for 9, still trailing by 90 runs•AFP
New Zealand, however, struggled in reply, with opener Jamie How caught by Rajin Saleh off Shakib Al Hasan
New Zealand, however, struggled in reply, with opener Jamie How caught by Rajin Saleh off Shakib Al Hasan•AFP
Bangladesh tightened their control with Shakib dismissing opener Aaron Redmond for 19.
Bangladesh tightened their control with Shakib dismissing opener Aaron Redmond for 19.•AFP