India wrapped up a dominant victory over Bangladesh, bowling them out for 234 on Day 4. Ravichandran Ashwin shone with 6/88, marking his 37th five-wicket haul, while Ravindra Jadeja added 3/58. A fantastic team effort secures a 280-run win for India
Wrap-Up of the 1st Test: India Takes 1-0 Lead. Eyes on the 2nd Test
India vs Bangladesh: India dominated the 1st Test against Bangladesh, securing a decisive 280-run victory. Key performances from Ravichandran Ashwin (6/88) and Ravindra Jadeja (3/58) highlighted India’s strength, but they must address top-order inconsistencies moving forward.
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Shanto’s Brave Stand Ends: Caught by Bumrah After Attempting a Big Shot
Facing a daunting target of 515 runs, Bangladesh succumbed to India, being all out for 234.Bangladesh showed promise but struggled to maintain momentum as skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto was the standout performer, scoring 82 and providing some resistance, but the rest of the batting lineup struggled to keep pace with the formidable Indian attack
Ravichandran Ashwin struck the final blow, bowling Hasan Mahmud to secure India’s victory. His remarkable contributions—a century in the first innings and six wickets in the second—made him the standout star of the match
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As the teams prepare for the 2nd Test at Kanpur’s Green Park Stadium, starting September 27 at 4 AM GMT, the excitement builds. Will India complete the clean sweep, or can Bangladesh fight back? Stay tuned for live scores!
Rohit Sharma Praises Team Unity After India’s 1st Test Victory
Captain Rohit Sharma celebrated India’s dominant 280-run win over Bangladesh, highlighting the importance of team cohesion. He commended Rishabh Pant for overcoming challenges and contributing effectively, both in the T20 League and the World Cup.
Rohit emphasized the need for adaptability, stating, “We must be ready for any conditions.” He acknowledged the team’s success on the good red soil pitch, which required patience in batting and bowling.
On Ravichandran Ashwin, he remarked, “He’s our go-to player,” recognizing Ashwin’s dedication to improving his game. With the 2nd Test approaching, India is poised and ready for the next challenge.
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Ravichandran Ashwin Sets World Record in First Test vs. Bangladesh
Ravichandran Ashwin achieved a remarkable milestone in the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai, becoming the first player in history to score 20+ fifties and take 30+ five-wicket hauls in Test cricket.
His outstanding innings were complemented by a crucial partnership of over 150 runs with Ravindra Jadeja, who also scored a fifty. After India found themselves in a tough spot at 144/6, the duo’s aggressive batting shifted the momentum and put Bangladesh on the back foot, establishing a strong position for the Indian team.
Day 4 Recap: India Dominates Bangladesh in 1st Test
- Match Result: India (376 & 287/4d) triumphed over Bangladesh (149 & 234) by a commanding 280 runs, taking a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.
- Close Call for Shanto: Najmul Hossain Shanto fell just short of his century, dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja for 82.
- Ashwin’s Excellence: Ravichandran Ashwin capped off a stellar performance, completing his five-wicket haul with the wicket of Mehidy Hasan Miraz.
- Early Breakthrough: Ashwin also made an impact early in the day, claiming the first wicket by getting Shakib Al Hasan out for 25.
Bangladesh Faces Historic Challenge: No Wins Chasing 400+ Runs!
In a daunting test of skill and resilience, Bangladesh has never managed to chase down a target of 400 runs or more in 20 attempts, with just one match ending in a draw. In stark contrast, India has an impressive track record—never losing a Test when setting a target of 500 or more, boasting 22 wins and 28 draws in such situations.
With history heavily favoring India, who are undefeated against Bangladesh in Test matches, the odds couldn’t be more stacked. As the two teams clash, all eyes are on whether Bangladesh can break the mold or if India will continue its dominance.
