Al-Amin Hossain pegged back Dhawan's stumps to give Bangladesh a sensational start.

Shikhar Dhawan was sent packing in the second over.

Rohit Sharma weathered the storm and led India's fight

Despite regular fall of wickets at the other end, Rohit wielded his willow and brought up his 10th T20I fifty.

On a green wicket, Suresh Raina fell in the first over of spin - from Mahmudullah.

Rohit Sharma scored 83 off 55 as India finished on 166 for 6.

A vital 27-ball 61-run stand between Rohit and Hardik Pandya propelled India to a big total

Ashish Nehra struck early to put pressure on Bangladesh.

Sabbir Rahman provided some resistance with a 32-ball 44.

In the end, India picked up a comfortable 45-run win.

But the Indian bowlers continued to chip away with wickets.