Zaheer bowls India to thumping win
Zaheer Khan spearheaded India's bowling effort as they stormed to an innings-and-239-run win in the second Test in Dhaka
25/05Result
2nd Test, India tour of Bangladesh at Dhaka, May 25-27 2007
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![India]( "India")
610/3d -
![Bangladesh]( "Bangladesh")
118 & 253 (57.3 ov) (f/o)
Player of the Match
25/05Result
2nd Test, India tour of Bangladesh at Dhaka, May 25-27 2007
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![India]( "India")
610/3d -
![Bangladesh]( "Bangladesh")
118 & 253 (57.3 ov) (f/o)
Player of the Match
Match Day
Zaheer adds to Bangladesh woes
A torrent of runs took India to a mammoth 610 for 3 declared before Zaheer Khan sprung life out of a lifeless surface and helped reduce Bangladesh to 58 for 5 at the close of a bat-dominated day two in Dhaka
Jaffer and Karthik put India in a strong position
India rode on a 175-run opening partnership to end up with the honours on day 1
A spark of hope
Ashraful was determined, maybe even angry. He took it all out on what it was meant to be directed against in the first place: the ball
Ashraful's blitz, and Zaheer's rise
Stats highlights from India's thumping three-day win in the second Test against Bangladesh
Bangladesh at the crossroads
Bangladesh's next steps will be of great importance as they replace their coach and embark on a new path forward
No first-day dismissals
It was also the first time India hadn't lost a wicket on the first day - on a complete day's play - of a Test
Karthik promises consistency
Dinesh Karthik promises consistency with the bat after his fine century against Bangladesh
'The past is behind us' - Dravid
Rahul Dravid took the Indian series win against Bangladesh in perspective and refused to get too excited about the result
Bashar gives up one-day captaincy
Habibul Bashar, the Bangladesh captain, has announced that he will step down as skipper of the one-day team with immediate effect.
Whither Tendulkar?
Sachin Tendulkar notched up a 37th Test hundred today but it wasn't the Tendulkar the world knows
Bangladesh v India, 2nd Test, Dhaka
Match home for the second Test between India and Bangladesh, Mirpur, May 24 to 28, 2007
Whatmore regrets fielding first
Dav Whatmore, Bangladesh coach, rues his side's decision to bowl first
Shastri rules out extending term as cricket manager
Ravi Shastri, India's cricket manager, made it clear that there was no way he would be continuing with the job as he had other professional commitments
Jaffer and Karthik offer an opening
Wasim Jaffer and Dinesh Karthik's second century-plus stand ensured a good day for India
Preview
Bangladesh gear up for Whatmore farewell
If Bangladesh can keep the ball along the ground and make the Indians earn their wickets, Whatmore will happily accept that as a farewell gift