Sri Lanka recorded their second biggest ever Test win by an innings, wrapping up the first Test an hour after lunch on the fourth day with Bangladesh still 248 runs short of making the visitors bat again
Mushfiqur Rahim accepted responsibility for his role in Bangladesh's innings-and-248-run defeat to Sri Lanka, saying the missed chances and bad batting were the major reasons for the loss
Individual milestones dominated the most one-sided of the three days so far as Sri Lanka eventually declared after piling on a whopping 730 for 6
Bangladesh's decision to go in with an extra quick in place of Abdur Razzak has backfired badly
A maiden ton to Kithuruwan Vithanage at almost a-run-a-ball was the most telling personal contribution, as he joined the wave of young players suggesting Sri Lanka's future is more secure than previously imagined
Stats highlights from a batting fest by Sri Lanka on the third day against Bangladesh in Mirpur
Many past Sri Lankan victories have been because of one or two great cricketers shining, but this had strong performances from virtually everyone in the side
Sri Lanka strengthened their grip on the Test through steady accumulation, aided by a series of let-offs that allowed Kaushal Silva score his maiden Test century
After being left out of the Test side in 2011, Kaushal Silva forged a comeback into the Sri Lanka by dint of his runs on the domestic circuit. On Tuesday, he capped off that journey with a memorable maiden Test hundred
On a tough day for Bangladesh's quicks, Al-Amin Hossain suffered more than most
Sri Lanka's quicks Suranga Lakmal and Shaminda Eranga picked up seven wickets between them to bundle Bangladesh out for 232
Day one of a Dhaka Test? Be warned
Bangladesh fell 140 runs short of their expected first innings score, according to Bangladesh allrounder, Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh's collapse on the first day highlighted an ingrained problem in their Test batting, where they have failed to get to 100 without the loss of four wickets in 91 instances out of 161 Test innings
Sometimes your team's incompetence affects you profoundly
