PERFORMER OF THE DAY: David Warner

The century in the first Test in Mirpur was a sign of the dangerous David Warner finally finding his feet in subcontinent conditions. And having done that, he has kept on running. 88 not out at the end of the second day, his innings was a study in concentration as he abandoned his aggressive style and hit just four boundaries in his 170-ball stay. Like in Mirpur, Warner's batting was characterised by his decisiveness as he neutralised all that the Bangladesh bowlers could throw at him. Unlike Mirpur, this pitch is much easier for batting, so Warner will be looking to truly fill his boots today as Australia look to exact revenge for the defeat in the first Test.