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Bangladesh spinners Shakib Al Hasan, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, and Litton Das dominated the Indian batters for 2.5 days straight before ending the third day of play with a tricky chase of 145. India was 45/4 - tottering on Saturday in Mirpur - after Bangladesh's lower middle-order led by Nurul Hasan Sohan and Taskin Ahmed counter-attacked to take 121 balls per wicket, giving their bowlers things to defend.
Dominant India consolidates their position in the International Cricket Council World Test Championship standings with a sensational three-wicket win over Bangladesh.
According to the International Cricket Council, India soared to No.3 on the World Test Championship standings after winning the first Test against Bangladesh in Chattogram, and after South Africa lost to Australia in Brisbane last week, moved up to No.2.
India has improved its win percentage from 55.77 to 58.93 with a victory in Dhaka. Australia is at the top, while Sri Lanka (53.33 %) and South Africa (54.55 %) are right behind India.
India's next World Test Championship assignment is against Australia, a four-match series at home in February-March.
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