1st Test, India vs Bangladesh: Key takeaways from India's victory

Umesh Yadav struck in the sixth over of the day to dismiss Imrul Kayes (6) with a ball that curved back with pace.

In the next over, Shadnam Islam (6) was cleaned up by Ishant Sharma.

Mohammed Shami got into the act and picked two scalps in a quick space of time.

The Tigers were reeling at 44/4 to be pegged back.

Liton Das came in when his side was 72/5 post lunch.

The wicket-keeper batsman hit a brisk 39-ball 35.

He looked positive and played some gorgeous shots.

Liton hit six fours in his well tuned knock.

He shared a 63-run stand for the sixth wicket alongside Mushfiqur Rahim.

The runs were scored in no time and helped Bangladesh show some resistance.

Mushfiqur Rahim slammed a fifty-run knock and was excellent against the spinners.

He looked composed and handled both R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja at ease.

The experienced campaigner went on to add another fifty-plus stand alongside Mehidy Hasan.

Bangladesh were the better side in the second session and Rahim capitalized after being dropped earlier on four by Rohit Sharma.

Indian spinners Ashwin and Jadeja couldn't control the run-flow in the second session.

Jadeja went on to concede above 3.50 runs per over.

Whereas, Ashwin conceded over four runs per over.

The senior off-spinner got the key wicket of Liton, who chose to play a wrong shot.

However, Bangladesh countered the spinners well to gain confidence.