Kohli fashions India’s facile win against Bangladesh

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Indexed  January 17, 2010

MIRPUR (Bangladesh): In-form Virat Kohli hammered his second ODI ton to script India’s facile six-wicket victory over Bangladesh in a dead rubber of the ongoing tri-series on Monday. With India and Sri Lanka having already booked their place in Wednesday’s final, Monday’s match was of merely academic interest. India first restricted the hosts to 247 for six [...]   See the complete post here

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