India vs Bangladesh, Asia Cup: India seal record title with eight-wicket win over Bangladesh

India beat Bangladesh by eight wickets in the Asia Cup T20 2016 final to lift the title for the record sixth time in Mirpur on Sunday. (Source: AP)

The win was India's seventh on the trot and 10th out of the last 11 T20I they have played. In the Asia Cup, the team didn't taste defeat and won all their five matches in the competition. (Source: AP)

It was a treat for Indian fans who waited anxiously as rain kept fans and spectators waiting for more than two hours. (Source: AP)

Bangladesh, who had plenty of support behind them, didn't give their fans a reason to cheer at the end of the game. From roaring tigers, they were disappointed faces when India lifted the trophy. (Source: AP)

Harbhajan Singh, who only played one game in the tournament, was high in spirits after the team's title win. He waved to the crowd and applauded when his teammates won awards at the post-match ceremony. (Source: AP)

When the match started after the two-hour wait, India got most of the things right - from toss to the early spell. Jasprit Bumrah and Ashish Nehra gave them wickets up front and the slow bowlers chipped in with crucial contributions. (Source: AP)

India were looking good to keep Bangladesh under 100 but a late charge by Mahmudullah and Sabbir Rahman kept the hosts interested and took their total to 120. (Source: AP)

Chasing the 121-run target, India lost the services of opener Rohit Sharma early but Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan steadied the ship and scored at a brisk pace. Dhawan scored his 2nd T20I fifty in the process and took the team within striking distance of the target before getting out for 60. (Source: AP)

MS Dhoni promoted himself up the order and smashed 20 off just 6 balls to help his side cross the line. Dhoni hit two massive sixes and one four during his knock. (Source: AP)

Kohli remained unbeaten on 41 and played a crucial part in India's win. He first steadied the ship with Dhawan and then accelerated against the slower bowlers. Before this knock, Kohli had scored 49 and 56* in the tournament. (Source: AP)

It was business as usual for the men in blue who didn't follow the win with wild celebrations and sealed the deal with a handshake, some hugs and fist pumping towards the dressing room. (Source: AP)