Bangladeshi batsman Mohammad Ashraful on Monday earned lavish praise from his coach and the Indian captain for scoring a sparkling century in the second and final Test against India here.

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The diminutive middle-order batsman, 20, saw off the Indian attack on Sunday during his unbeaten 158, the highest individual score by a Bangladeshi batsman in Test cricket so far.
He smashed three sixes and 24 fours in his 194-ball knock to give home fans something to cheer about.
His brilliant effort, however, failed to stop India from winning the Test by an innings and 83 runs for a 2-0 sweep.
"We are all privileged to see his innings," said Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore.
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