Bangladesh in the driver's seat in Dhaka

Bangladesh scored 36 runs in the first six overs of Day 2. That was in stark contrast to how they started the innings on the opening day with 20 runs in their first 10 overs. Shakib Al Hasan made his intention clear upfront on the second day. Aggression was the approach the Bangladesh batsmen were going to adopt to get a move on after having ended the opening day on 259 for 5. As a result, in a session that Bangladesh scored their runs at a quick pace of just under five, they went into the break on 387 for 6, strengthening their position in the