Disciplined batting puts Bangladesh ahead

Oct 24, 2013

New Zealand began the day with Ish Sodhi run out for 58, with only nine runs added to their overnight score. •Associated Press

With a lead of 155, Neil Wagner continued his good form, picking up the first two wickets. •AFP

They put on 157 runs for the third wicket, a record for Bangladesh •AFP

Three overs later, New Zealand were bowled out for 437 as BJ Watling remained unbeaten on 70 •Associated Press

The score was barely over fifty but Bangladesh were stabilised by a highly circumspect half-century from Tamim Iqbal... •AFP

Though Tamim fell 30 short of his century, Mominul went on to make his second in as many matches as Bangladesh ended the day 114 runs ahead•AFP

...and an impressive Mominul Haque, coming off his 181 from the first Test•AFP