India stunned by debutant in ODI opener

Scorecard: Bangladesh v India 

Rookie left-arm paceman Mustafizur Rahman claimed five wickets in his one-day international debut as Bangladesh thrashed India by 79 runs in Dhaka on Thursday.

The 19-year-old's figures of 5-50 helped Bangladesh dismiss India for 228 in 46 overs after half-centuries from Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar and Shakib Al Hasan led the hosts to a record target of 307 runs.

Fellow paceman Taskin Ahmed complemented Mustafizur's bowling with 2-21 himself as Bangladesh avenged their 109-run defeat in the World Cup quarter-finals this year to go 1-0 ahead in the three-match series.

Opener Rohit Sharma top-scored for India with 63 and shared a 95-run opening stand with Shikhar Dhawan, but after Taskin broke through and took Dhawan's wicket, the hosts never looked back.

Taskin followed up Dhawan's scalp by adding Virat Kohli (1) to his tally before Mustafizur sent Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane back in successive overs.

Left-arm spinner Shakib compounded India's problems when he induced a sharp edge from Mahendra Singh Dhoni to dismiss the Indian skipper for five and leave his side down five wickets for just 128.

Suresh Raina (40) and Ravindra Jadeja (32) tried to rebuild the innings with a 60-run sixth wicket stand, but Mustafizur took three quick wickets to seal the deal for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza said he was not surprised with the teenage bowler's performance.

"Mustafizur was not a surprise for us. We know he can destroy any batsman," said Mortaza, who also praised his own side's "brilliant" start in the first innings.

"Maybe we were 15-20 short, but 300 is a big ask for anybody."

Earlier, Bangladesh opener Tamim top-scored for the home side with 60, while Sarkar and Shakib added 54 and 52 respectively as Bangladesh scored 307 in the first innings, surpassing their previous high against India of 296.

Opting to bat first, the hosts were looking for an even more imposing total as Tamim and Sarkar put on a 102-run stand, but a rain break halted the game for about an hour, shifting the momentum.

Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who finished with 3-51, stopped the run flow with a tight spell after the run out of Sarkar earned India their first breakthrough.

Tamim couldn't cash in on his brilliant start, holing out a catch at long on to Rohit Sharma to end his 62-ball innings, which included seven fours and a six.

Ashwin trapped debutant Litton Das leg before for eight and forced another mis-hit from Mushfiqur Rahim, also caught by Rohit at long on, for 14.

Shakib helped Bangladesh regroup with an 83-run fifth-wicket stand with Sabbir Rahman, who made 41.

Dhoni praised Bangladesh for their win but voiced disappointment with his side's batting and fast bowling.

"Bangladesh played some really good cricket as a team," he said. "Right from the first ball they took our bowlers on."

"It looked like they would score more than 330 but we restricted them to 300, but the batting didn't turn up the way we wanted it to.

"The spinners bowled well, Raina's contribution was important, but (I am) disappointed with the way the fast bowlers bowled."

The victory sees Bangladesh (91 points) leapfrog West Indies (88) on the ICC rankings table, meaning Bangladesh could now qualify for the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy ahead of either the Caribbean side or Pakistan (87) with just one win from their remaining five ODIs (two v India, three v South Africa) before this year's September 30 cut-off.