Shreyas Iyer, Axar Patel and an injured Rohit Sharma hit valiant half-centuries, but their efforts went in vain as India lost the second ODI to Bangladesh | AFP
Mehidy Hasan Miraz turned out to be India's nemesis for the second time in as many matches by scoring an unbeaten 83-ball century | AFP
Veteran batter Mahmudullah made a fine 77 to carry Bangladesh to a respectable 271/7 in 50 overs from being 69/6 | AFP
Bangladesh bowlers were clinical in reducing India to 65/4 in 18.3 overs | AFP
India were in troubled waters, and were steered out of it by 82 from Shreyas and run-a-ball 56 from Axar. | AFP
Rohit, despite a taping on his injured left thumb which didn't allow him to bat threatened to take the match away from Bangladesh | AFP
Rohit came out to bat at number nine and it an unbeaten 51 off 28 balls | AFP
Earlier, Virat Kohli couldn't last long after walking out to open alongside Shikhar Dhawan | AFP
Bangladesh take an unassailable 2-0 lead going into the third ODI at Chattogram | AFP
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