Key takeaways from India's 2-0 Test series win against Bangladesh

India had earlier won the first Test at the Holkar Stadium in Indore by an innings and 130 runs.

Mayank Agarwal was the star performer for Team India with a splendid 243.

Bangladesh scored 150 and 213 in their two innings. India had amassed 493/6 (declared).

At the Eden Gardens, Bangladesh managed 106 and 195.

India had declared at 347/9.

This was a Test series that belonged to the Indian pacers.

In Indore, the pace united grabbed 14 wickets across two innings.

And now in Kolkata, the likes of Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav and Mohammed Shami took 19 wickets to floor the Bangladesh batsmen.

33 wickets in two Tests on Indian soil determines how far this pace attack has come.

The Indian cricket team batted just twice in the Test series.

Both times, the side had the luxury of declaring the innings.

Mayank and Virat Kohli notched impressive tons in Indore and Kolkata respectively.

One also needs to laud Ajinkya Rahane for playing a crucial role in getting two fifties.

His contribution in terms of partnership helped India.

Cheteshwar Pujara was solid as well.

Bangladesh were way below the Test cricket standards.

In both Tests, the side was found wanting.

The batting, in particular, was a terrible show.

Nobody took any responsibility across the four innings.

Just one score of fifty-plus from a Bangladeshi batsman tells one the story of their journey in this series.

The management also got several calls wrong in terms of team selection.