Stats highlights from Day 1 of the second Bangladesh-England Test:
54 Test matches captained by Alastair Cook - the joint most by any for England alongside Michael Atherton. He has won 24, lost 17 and drawn 12 of these.
3 Mushfiqur Rahim became the third Bangladesh player to appear in 50 Test matches after Mohammad Ashraful (61) and Habibul Bashar (50). 11 years and 155 days taken by Rahim is the most among the three to 50 Tests.
54 Test matches since England played one not involving both James Anderson and Stuart Broad, against West Indies in Birmingham in 2012. The last time they did it in an away Test was against New Zealand in Hamilton in 2008, 110 Tests ago.
5 Mehedi Hasan Miraz has become the fifth spinner to open the bowling in the first three innings of his career and second to do so since 1900 after Sohag Gazi, in 2012. The ones before him were Joey Palmer (in 1880-81), Ted Peate (in 1881-82) and George Rowe (in 1896-99).
86.00 Tamim Iqbal's average against England in his team's first innings. It is the third most for any player against England after Lawrence Rowe (100.85) and Mohammad Yousuf (90.71). Tamim's first innings scores against England read 86, 85, 55, 108, 78 and 104.
170-run stand between Tamim and Mominul Haque is Bangladesh's second highest stand for any wicket against England after 185 for the opening wicket by Tamim and Imrul Kayes at Lord's in 2010.
77.27 Percentage contribution of the Tamim-Mominul partnership to Bangladesh's total of 220. There has been only one higher percentage of a team's total represented by a single partnership -
77.78% (168 of 216) by Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene against South Africa in Durban in 2000 .
56 dismissals by Johnny Bairstow in 12 Tests in 2016 is the joint-most for an England wicketkeeper in a calendar year along with Matt Prior who also had 56 dismissals from 14 Tests in 2010.
5-52 by Moeen Ali the best figures for him in an away Test eclipsing 4 for 69 against South Africa in Durban last year. It is his second five-fer in Test cricket after 6 for 67 against India in Southampton in 2014.
49 Runs for which Bangladesh lost their last nine wickets. They collapsed from 171 for 1 to 220 all out. Bangladesh had lost their last nine for fewer runs only twice before - 32 against Zimbabwe in Harare in 201 3 and 48 against Colombo (PSS) in 2007 .
1 Alastair Cook has become the first player to score 10,000 runs as an opening batsman in Test cricket. He is the fourth player to do it from any batting position after Sachin Tendulkar (13492 at No. 4), Kumar Sangakkara (11679 at No. 3) and Rahul Dravid (10524 at No. 3).
13 wickets on the first day is the second most in the opening day of a Test in Mirpur. The most is 14 in the match between the hosts Bangladesh and South Africa in 2008 .
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