After a strong first innings with the bat, India quickly snapped up two wickets in Bangladesh's second innings on Day 4. The highlight of the day was India's ultra-aggressive approach with the bat, leading to the fastest-ever 50, 100, 150, and 200 in Test history. Despite a good chase by Bangladesh, India has the upper hand in the match and will look to seal the two-match series on the final day. Wow! What a day of exciting cricket on Day 4 of the IND vs BAN 2nd Test. Fans were treated to quick runs, impressive wickets, and some incredible moments on the field. India's aggressive performance with the bat is what set them apart, putting them in a strong position to win the match and the two-match series. However, there is still much to look forward to on the final day. Stay tuned for all the highlights and action.
Due to heavy rain, the umpires have declared the stumps of the second day’s game. In the meantime, the players of the Indian cricket team were seen playing footvolley in the team hotel in case the match could not be played due to rain. Let us tell you that the photos of Indian players playing football have been shared by former Indian player and commentator in the ongoing Test series Dinesh Karthik on his social media account. Fans are seen reacting very fast to these photos.
The second day of the India vs Bangladesh Test in Kanpur was completely washed out due to heavy rain and a wet outfield. With the entire day being a rain delay, both teams were frustrated as they could not even manage to get a single ball bowled. The last time such a weather-induced cancellation happened in India's home Test was back in 2015 against South Africa in Bengaluru. As the rain continues to pour, concerns are being raised over whether a result will be possible and the impact on India's chances of qualifying for the WTC final.
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan faces a dilemma as he eyes his potential last match for his country. After a rain-shortened Day 1, the visitors will look to build a strong total on Day 2 of the second Test against India in Kanpur. Coach Gautam Gambhir will be looking to boost KL Rahul's confidence and secure a good score for the team. However, the final outcome will heavily depend on the pitch and weather conditions, making it an interesting match to follow for fans.
Despite a strong start with Akash Deep claiming three key wickets for India, the weather quickly took a turn for the worse on Day 1 of the second Test between India and Bangladesh. With constant rain and bad light, only 35 overs were able to be bowled before play was called off for the day. Bangladesh ended on 107/3 with Mominul Haque leading the team with 40 runs. All eyes will be on Day 2 to see if the weather will cooperate and if Mushfiqur Rahim can reach his 6,000 Test run milestone.
On a gloomy Friday, play was heavily interrupted due to rain and bad light during the first day of the second Test between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur. In the limited 35 overs of play possible, Bangladesh managed to score 107 for 3, with two early wickets falling to Akash Deep. India stuck to their original eleven, with three seamers and two spinners, and chose to field first on a soft and green-tinged surface.
The Indian cricket team has managed to take two quick wickets in the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur, thanks to the brilliant bowling by Akash Deep and an overturned DRS appeal. Despite a solid start by the visitors, Akash struck in his first over, while his third over saw him making a successful LBW appeal. However, Rohit Sharma was still taken aback when the decision went in India's favour. With two more batsmen in the middle, Bangladesh will look to hold their fort till lunch.