Latest News :- India won the first test against Bangladesh by 280 runs. In this match, Ashwin performed well in batting and bowling. Bangladesh cricket team is on India tour. Both the teams are currently engaged in a two-match multi-match Test series. The first match of this series started on 19th at Chennai-Cheppakkam ground. Bangladesh won the toss and bowled first.
Ashwin-Jadeja partnership: Batting first, the Indian team faltered after losing 6 wickets for 144 runs in the first innings. Captain Rohit, Gill, Kohli, Pant, Jaiswal, Rahul were out. In that difficult environment, Ashwin and Jadeja made a partnership of 199 runs. Ashwin scored 113 runs and Jadeja scored 86 runs. India was all out for 376 runs in the first innings.
Bangladesh team continued playing in the first innings. The Indian team could not face the strong bowling and was out for 149 runs. Bumrah took 4 wickets. Akash Deep, Siraj and Jadeja took 2-2 wickets. Gill-Pant Combination: India started the second innings with a lead of 227 runs. Rohit, Jaiswal and Kohli were out early. In such a situation, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant made a strong partnership. Both of them together scored 167 runs. Both crossed the century mark. India declared the second innings after scoring 287 runs at the loss of 4 wickets.
Bangladesh achieved the target of 515 runs given by Himalaya. At the end of the third day's play yesterday, the score was 158 runs at the loss of 4 wickets. At this time, even before the end of the first session of the fourth day's play, the remaining 6 wickets fell. In this innings, Bangladesh captain Nazmul Hussain Shanto scored 82 runs in 127 balls. Zakir scored 33, Shadman Islam scored 35 and Shakib scored 25 runs. Bangladesh lost all wickets after scoring 234 runs in 62.1 overs. With this India won by 280 runs.
Ashwin took 6 wickets in the second innings. This is Ashwin's 37th 5+ wicket in Test cricket. With this he equaled Shane Warne's record. Jadeja took 3 wickets and Bumrah took 1 wicket. Ashwin received the Man of the Match award.
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