India's attacking brand of cricket and will to produce a result was marked by some fantastic shots, fiery bowling spells, and stunning diving, one-handed catches as Men in Blue maintained their supremacy in the ICC World Test Championship with a seven wicket win over Bangladesh at Kanpur
India's ace spinner Ravichandran Ashwin believes that Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal will emerge as the future pillars in the overseas tour next month.
Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto expressed his concerns following his team's recent loss against India in Kanpur, emphasizing the need for better batting performances.
"Both the Tests we didn't bat well. In these conditions, we need to bat well. If you look at our batters - we playe
Following the win over Bangladesh at Kanpur, Indian opener, Yashavi Jaiswal opened up about what was going on in his mind while batting on the fourth day of the Test match at the Green Park.
Indian opener Yashavi Jaiswal's exceptional fifty in the second innings guided the hosts to a comfortable victory by seven wickets over Bangladesh at the Green Park on Tuesday.
Ravichandran Ashwin weaved his magic and raised hopes of a result with his two wickets at the end of an action-packed Day 4 of the second Test between India and Bangladesh in Green Park.
Records continued to topple at Kanpur's Green Park during the second Test against Bangladesh after Yashasvi Jaiswal surpassed India's iconic opener, Virender Sehwag, for slamming the fastest fifty in a Test for the country.
Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal's blitzkrieg knock helped India to continue their dominance over Bangladesh at Tea on day four of the second Test match in Kanpur.
During the second Test against Bangladesh at Kanpur, assigned with a task to overcome Bangladesh's score of 233 in the first innings, Rohit-Jaiswal started attacking from ball one, with Jaiswal hitting Hasan Mahmud for three fours in the first over, giving his team a total of 12 runs.
Making his Test return, Pant re-entered the Test batting rankings at sixth, off the back of a century in the second innings of India's victory over Bangladesh in Chennai.
Now, in 10 Tests, Jaiswal has scored 1,094 runs at an average of 64.35, with three centuries, including two double tons and five fifties. His best score is 214*.