India captain Virat Kohli slammed his fourth Test double century to guide India to 687/6d in their first innings of the Test against Bangladesh at Hyderabad.
The 28-year-old became the first ever batsman in the history of the game to hit four double centuries in four successive Test series.
He was ably supported by wicket-keeper Wriddhiman Saha – who notched up an unbeaten century – and Ajinkya Rahane who scored 82 on his return to the Test side.
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Rahane scored 82.
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India and Bangladesh fans in the stadium.
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Kohli celebrates after bringing up his double century.
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Saha congratulates Kohli after the latter's dismissal.
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Taijul Islam picked up bowling figures of 3/156.
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Jadeja scored a stroke-filled 60.
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Saha celebrates after bringing up his ton.
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It was another frustrating day for Bangladesh.
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The Indian team celebrate the wicket of Sarkar.
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Kohli will be pleased with the performance of his team so far.
