Spinners Dilruwan Perera and Rangana Herath struck as Sri Lanka started their triumph push in the second Test against Bangladesh in the wake of setting the hosts a 339-run focus in Dhaka on Saturday.
Perera expelled opener Tamim Iqbal for two preceding Herath disposed of Imrul Kayes as Bangladesh came to 57-2 at lunch on the third day at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
Wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella took the catch as Kayes succumbed to 17 in the following ball after he hit Herath for six straight finished his head.
Mominul Haque fell scoring 33 keeps running in the wad of Herath after the meal break. He has gotten behind.
Liton Das was at the wrinkle with 12 close by Mushfiqur Rahim, nine not out, with the hosts as yet requiring an implausible 261 keeps running for triumph.
Prior, Sri Lanka added 26 hurries to their overnight score before they were full scale for 226 in their second innings to set up a mammoth focus for Bangladesh.
Roshen Silva stayed unbeaten on 70, adding 48 rushes to individual overnight batsman Suranga Lakmal for the ninth wicket after Sri Lanka continued on 200-8.
Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam knocked down some pins Lakmal for 21 to end the association before he caught Herath leg-before off the following ball to wrap up the Sri Lanka innings.
Taijul completed with 4-76 taking his count to eight wickets in the match.
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| Early wickets dent Bangladesh chase |
Perera expelled opener Tamim Iqbal for two preceding Herath disposed of Imrul Kayes as Bangladesh came to 57-2 at lunch on the third day at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
Wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella took the catch as Kayes succumbed to 17 in the following ball after he hit Herath for six straight finished his head.
Mominul Haque fell scoring 33 keeps running in the wad of Herath after the meal break. He has gotten behind.
Liton Das was at the wrinkle with 12 close by Mushfiqur Rahim, nine not out, with the hosts as yet requiring an implausible 261 keeps running for triumph.
Prior, Sri Lanka added 26 hurries to their overnight score before they were full scale for 226 in their second innings to set up a mammoth focus for Bangladesh.
Roshen Silva stayed unbeaten on 70, adding 48 rushes to individual overnight batsman Suranga Lakmal for the ninth wicket after Sri Lanka continued on 200-8.
Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam knocked down some pins Lakmal for 21 to end the association before he caught Herath leg-before off the following ball to wrap up the Sri Lanka innings.
Taijul completed with 4-76 taking his count to eight wickets in the match.
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