Team India has defeated Bangladesh by 280 runs in the first Test. Chasing a target of 515 runs, the Indian team bowled out Bangladesh for 234 runs in the second innings in the match being played at Chennai's Chepauk Stadium on Sunday. The team has taken a 1-0 lead in the 2 test match series. The second match will be played from September 27 at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur.
On the fourth day on Sunday, Pant missed the stumping of Bangladesh player Shakib Al Hasan. In the 46th over of the innings, captain Najmul Hasan Shanto and Mohd. There was an argument between Siraj. From Bangladesh, Mehdi Hasan tied the shoelace of Rishabh Pant, sportsmanship was also seen on the field.
Top 8 Moments of Chennai Test…
1. Pant left a stumping opportunity In the 47th over of Bangladesh's second innings, Jadeja bowled a full length ball to Shakib. Here Shakib wanted to go ahead and play the drive. He missed the ball. After this wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant gave up the opportunity of stumping.
Shakib scored 25 runs in the second innings.
2. Siraj and Shanto had a big fight Indian fast bowler Mohammad. In the 46th over of Siraj's innings, Bangladeshi captain Shanto was seen continuously saying something. He bowled the first ball of the over to Shanto on leg stump. Shanto defended. The ball goes to Siraj. Here Siraj continued to provoke him. Shanto then pulled the fourth ball of the over and hit a four to fine leg. Shanto defended both the remaining balls of the over. Siraj was asking him to play fast.
Md. Siraj asked Shanto to play attacking in the 46th over of the innings.
3. Rishabh Pant sets up Bangladesh's fielding On the third day of the Chennai Test, Bangladeshi captain Nazmul Hussain was seen confused as he changed fielding in Shanto Nahid Rana's over. Rishabh Pant, who is on strike here, asked the Bangladeshi captain to change the fielding. His talk was also recorded in a stump mic.
Pant pointed to mid-wicket and said, 'Ether Ek Ayega'. Captain Shanto listens to Rishabh and puts the fielder in the same place. Dhoni also gave similar advice to the Bangladesh team in the 2019 World Cup.
On the third day of the match, Indian batsman Rishabh Pant's shoe lace was opened in Nahid Rana's over. Rishabh pointed to Mehdi Hassan who was fielding nearby. Hasan came and tied Pant's shoelace.
4. Yashaswi took a diving catch with one hand Bangladesh's first wicket fell on the score of 62 runs in the second innings. In the 17th over, Zakir Hasan tried to punch a length ball on the backfoot near the off stump. The ball went to the left of the fairway as the edge hit. Standing here, Yashaswi Jaiswal took a catch with one hand while diving. Zakir scored 33 runs.
5. Akash Deep took two wickets in two consecutive balls Akash Deep gave Bangladesh two shocks in two balls. He dismissed Zakir on the first ball of the 8th over and Mominul on the second ball. Akash Deep bowled Zakir on the next ball. Akash bowled a good length ball to Mominul who came in to bat after that. The ball came in and hit the pad and hit the stumps.
Akash Deep gave Bangladesh two shocks in two balls.
6. Kohli out for not taking review Virat Kohli missed out on a big score in the second innings as well. He was dismissed for 17 runs. Mehdi Hasan Miraz's full ball hit Kohli's pads, loud appeal, umpire signaled. Kohli didn't take the review, if he had he would have survived. Replays showed that the ball hit the pad after hitting the bat.
Virat Kohli scored 23 runs in both innings of the match.
7. Debate between Lytton-Pant During the 17th over on the first day of the match, Indian wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant was seen arguing with Bangladesh wicketkeeper Liton Das. Pant was seen explaining something to Liton during the batting. He talked about the Bangladeshi fielder's throw. Pant said, “If he bowls at me, I will also run for my runs.” Pant then batted 8 more overs and got out after scoring 39 runs.
While batting, Pant told Lytton about the fielder's throw.
8. Jadeja's Fencing Celebration Ravindra Jadeja completed his fifty in 73 balls off a ball from Hasan Mahmood. After this he waved the bat like a sword and celebrated the sword. Jadeja often swords like this after completing his fifty or century.
Ravindra Jadeja celebrates with his sword.
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