India has won the only test match against Bangladesh in Hyderabad by 208 runs, extending their undefeated streak to 19 Tests. Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin's relentless accuracy and Ishant Sharma's reverse swing ensured India dismissed Bangladesh for 250 in an improbable chase of 459.

Bangladesh did a bit of both to play out 100.3 overs, and had lasted 127.5 in the first innings as well. Though they couldn't win their first Test in India, they did bat more than 100 overs twice in a Test match for a sixth time.

Ashwin bowled only 14.3 overs on the last day as opposed to Jadeja who wheeled away for 29 overs and nearly bagged his second successive five-wicket haul in the second innings.

Captain Virat Kohli who won the Man of the Match award for his double century knock in the first innings said, "Definitely, it was a good wicket to bat on, good toss to win, putting massive runs on the board helps. Bangladesh batted well in the first innings, the plan was to get into good habits and we have a big series coming up as well and the bowlers got into their rhythm and all in all a good game for us."

India will next play against Australia in four match test series to begin in few days.