And on Sunday morning, the manner in which he gave India their first breakthrough, it was a fast bowler's delight. Fourth ball of the day, Bhuvneshwar bowled a delivery that was full and straight, and the ball swung back in late. Mehedi Hasan, who was unbeaten on 51 the previous day, had his feet rooted to the crease. India's 299-run lead in the first innings meant that even though they had the option of enforcing the follow-on on Bangladesh, Kohli went against it.India came out with a strong reply. Against India on Day 4 in Hyderabad, briefly though, they seemed to be following the pattern when they lost two wickets for four runs in the second innings.

Source: Times of India February 12, 2017 12:00 UTC