Kuldeep Yadav followed up 5-40 in the first innings with 3-73 as Bangladesh were bowled out for 324 in their second innings on Sunday.
Wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav took a career-best 8-113 as India beat Bangladesh by 188 runs in the first Test to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.
Kuldeep took 5-40 in the first innings followed by 3-73 as Bangladesh were bowled out for 324 in their second innings chase of 513 on Sunday.
Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan hit six fours and six sixes in his 108-ball 84 but the hosts lost their last four wickets to progress to 272-6 in less than an hour of the fifth day. Lost it.
Shakib alone scored 44 of the 52 scored by Bangladesh on the last day.
Pacer Mohammad Siraj (1-67) claimed the dismissal of Mehidy Hasan for 13 in just the second over of the day, dimming Bangladesh's hopes of taking the game to the final day.
With the partners run out, Shakib went on the attack against the spinners but went too high for a big shot and was bowled by Kuldeep.
Left-arm spinner Akshar Patel took 4/77, got Taijul Islam (4) and Kuldeep ended the match by dismissing Abadot Hossain for a duck.
On Saturday, opener Zakir Hasan scored his maiden Test century and Najmul Hossain scored 67 as part of an opening stand of 124 to give Bangladesh a glimmer of hope of saving the game. Kuldeep and Patel then took control firmly in India's favor as the hosts lost 6-114 later on the fourth day.
India made 404 in their first innings and took a 254-run lead by dismissing Bangladesh for 150.
A maiden century by opener Shubman Gill (110) and a 19th Test century by Cheteshwar Pujara (102 not out), who had also scored 90 in the first innings, helped India post 258-2 in the second innings to set Bangladesh's record chase. Make. 513 runs.
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