Bangladesh vs India, Only Test at Dhaka, Nov 10 2000 - Cricket Photos

RESULT

Only Test, Dhaka, November 10 - 13, 2000, India tour of Bangladesh

Bangladesh

400 & 91

India

(T:63) 429 & 64/1

India won by 9 wickets

Player Of The Match

Sunil Joshi

, IND

5/142, 92 & 3/27

A turning delivery from Sunil Joshi eludes both the batsman, Naimur and Saba Karim•Nov 13, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Indian bowler Ajit Agarkar (C-front) jumps and shout for LBW against Bangladeshi batsman Aminul Islam (L-back) 13 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the fourth day of this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. India won by nine wickets by the end of the fourth day's play of the five day test match.

Ajit Agarkar makes a vehement appeal for lbw against Aminul Islam•Nov 13, 2000•Jewel samad/AFP

Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly hits a boundary off his Bangladeshi counterpart Naimur Rhaman (not in picture) 12 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the third day of this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Sourav hit 84 before being caught out by Al-Shariar off Namiur. India scored 366 for 7 wickets after the third day's play.

Sourav Ganguly steps out to loft Naimur Rahman deep into the on-side•Nov 13, 2000•Jewel samad/AFP

Indian fielder SS Das (L) dives for a ball catch hit by Bangladeshi Khaled Mashud (R) as skipper Saba Karim (C) watches 11 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the second day of this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Bangladeshi batsman Aminul Islam became the third man to score a century in an inaugural Test match. Bangladesh were all out for 400.

SS Das dives to stop the ball as Khaled Mashud looks on•Nov 12, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Bangladeshi batsman Aminul Islam raises his hands to celebrate after hitting a century 11 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the second day of Bangladesh's inaugural test match against India. Aminul created history by becoming the third man to score a century in an inaugural test match. Bangladesh scored 302 for six at lunch on the day in their debut match.

Aminul Islam raises his arms skywards on reaching his century•Nov 12, 2000•AFP

Aminul Islam tries to cut and misses as Karim tries to collect the ball•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Bangladeshi bastman Shahriar Hossain crouches from a ball off Indian pacer Javagal Srinath 10 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium during this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Shariar who scored 12, before being caught by the Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly off Sunil Joshi.

Bangladesh opner Shahriar Hossain dugs to a short ball off Javagal Srinath•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Bangladeshi batsman Habibul Bashar (R), watched by Sachin Tendulker (L), hits a ball off Indian pacer Zahir Khan, 10 November 2000, at Bangabandhu National Stadium during this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Bashar hit 71 before being caught by the Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly off Zaheer Khan. Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat.

Habibul Bashar pulls a ball off Zaheer Khan•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

One of Bangladesh's top batsman Aminul Islam looks back after hitting a boundary off Sunil Joshi10 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium during this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Sachin Tendulker and keeper Saba Karim look on. Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat.

Aminul Islam watches the ball go past the keeper as he plays a leg glance•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly shows the winners trophy 13 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in downtown Dhaka. India won by nine wickets by the end of fourth day's play of Bangladesh's inaugural five day test match.

Skipper Sourav Ganguly proudly displays the victor's spoils•Nov 13, 2000•Jewel samad/AFP

Indian batsman Sunil Joshi (R front) hits a ball off Bangladeshi skipper Naimur Rhaman (not in the picture) 12 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the third day of this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Sunil hit 71 runs being not out as India scored 366 for 7 wickets after the third day's play.

Sunil Joshi swings Naimur Rahman away to square leg•Nov 13, 2000•Jewel samad/AFP

Indian batsman Murli Kratick (C) hits a ball off Bangladeshi skipper Naimur Rhaman (not in the picture) as wicketkeeper Shariar Hossain (L) and Akram Khan (R) look on 12 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the third day of this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Murli scored 43 before he caught out by Naimur.

Murali Kartik plays a sweep shot off Naimur Rahman•Nov 13, 2000•Jewel samad/AFP

Bangladeshi bastman Aminul Islam (R) hits a ball off Indian spiner Murli Kartick (not in picture) for one run to make a century 11 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the second day of Bangladesh's inaugural Test match against India. Aminul created history by becoming the third man to score a century in an inaugural Test match. Bangladesh scored 302 for six at lunch on the day in their debut match.

Aminul Islam plays the sweep to good effect as Karim looks on•Nov 12, 2000•AFP

Bangladeshi batsman Aminul Islam raises his hands in prayers to thank Allah after he hit a century11 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on the second day of this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Aminul created history by becoming the third man to score a century in an inaugural Test match. Bangladesh scored 302 for six at lunch on the day in their debut match.

Aminul Islam kisses his pendant on reaching his century•Nov 12, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Bangladeshi bastman Akram Khan (C) and Indian pace bowler Ajit Agarkar (L) look on as wicket keeper Saba Karim jumps to stop a ball 10 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium during this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Bangladesh scored 239 for six at the end of first day in their debut match.

Indian wicket keeper Saba Karim dives to his left to collect the ball off Agarkar•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Indian fielder S.S Das (2nd from R) jumps to catch a ball off Sunil Joshi hit by Bangladeshi batsman Habibul Bashar (L-rear) as Sachin Tendulker (R) and Saba Karim (L) shouts 10 November 2000 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium during this South Asian country's inaugural Test match against India. Bashar hit 71, before being caught by Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly off Zahir Khan. Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat.

SS Das jumps in air to catch the ball ballooning of the pads of Habibul Bashar•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed releases a banner•Nov 11, 2000•Jewel Samad/AFP

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India Innings

Player Name		R	B
SS Das	not out	22	38
S Ramesh	bowled	1	3
R Dravid	not out	41	49
Total	64(1 wkt; 15 ovs)

Player Name	O	R	W	Econ
Hasibul Hossain	6	31	1	5.16
Ranjan Das	3	8	0	2.66
Naimur Rahman	4	22	0	5.5
Mohammad Rafique	2	3	0	1.5

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	11	Shiv Sunder Das	Sadagoppan Ramesh
2nd	53	Rahul Dravid	Shiv Sunder Das

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