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Mohammad Ashraful (0 & 129*)
Captain Mohammad Ashraful (129*) and Mushfiqur Rahim (80) brought up a partnership of 191, the highest in Bangladesh's Test history, but it was not enough to save them from an innings and 90 runs defeat against Sri Lanka in a 2007 match that was played in Colombo.
Mahela Jayawardene won the toss and invited the visitors to bat first.
Lasith Malinga and Muttiah Muralitharan combined forces to dismiss Bangladesh for a paltry 62 in 25.2 overs.
Three of the visitors' batsmen failed to score and their skipper Ashraful was one of them.
Kumar Sangakkara remained unbeaten on 200 and led Sri Lanka to 451/6 before the innings was declared.
Bangladesh's top-order suffered another collapse but Ashraful held the fort and remained unbeaten as his team was dismissed on 299.
Stephen Fleming (192 & 0)
In the first Test of the two-match series of 2003, records tumbled as New Zealand piled up a mammoth first innings total of 563 against Pakistan in Hamilton.
In response to skipper Stephen Fleming (192) and Daniel Vettori's (137) run riot, Pakistan were all out for 463.
The hosts' second innings was a total contrast of their first and New Zealand were reduced to 96/8 when the match was drawn. Fleming (0) became one of the five victims of Mohammad Sami.
