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Watch: Mohammed Siraj's Catch Of The Year Contender Sets Internet On Fire

On a brilliant day for Team India in the field, Mohammed Siraj grabbed a brilliant one-handed catch. With India up against Bangladesh on Day 4 of the second Test in Kanpur, the only objective set was claiming quick wickets. It was Jasprit Bumrah who bagged the first wicket for the team on the day, sending Mushfiqur Rahim packing before Mohammed Siraj struck to dismiss Litton Das, thanks to a brilliant catch by Rohit Sharma. Probably inspired by Rohit's effort, Siraj then produced a one-handed stunner himself as Ravichandran Ashwin sent Shakib al Hasan packing.

Yashasvi Jaiswal Does A First In 92 Years For Indian Cricket, Surpasses Virender Sehwag For Another Major Feat

With each Test, Yashasvi Jaiswal is growing in his role as an Indian top-order batter. 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. Jaiswal's exceptional fifty in the second innings guided the hosts to a comfortable victory by seven wickets over Bangladesh on Tuesday. Jaiswal won the man of the match award for his contribution with the bat in both innings. He scored 72 in the first and 51 runs in the second innings.

England Great's 'Bazball' Take On India's Batting vs Bangladesh Goes Viral. Internet Reacts

Former England captain Michael Vaughan feels that India's quickfire first innings against Bangladesh in the second Test was a reflection of the England's "Bazball" approach. Indian batters played attacking cricket in the first essay as openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and captain Rohit Sharma set the tone of India's quickfire response at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur after bundling out Bangladesh for 233 in the second session. Taking to X, Vaughan wrote, "I see India are playing Bazball" as he compared India's onslaught to England's Bazball approach. 'Bazball', a term used for England's attacking style of cricket, which became popular when Brendon McCullum took over as red-ball coach in 2022.

Snubbed For Bangladesh Tests, Veteran India Batter Slams 86 On Day 1 Of Irani Cup

Skipper Ajinkya Rahane concentrated hard as his unbeaten 86 off 197 balls took Mumbai to 237 for four against Rest of India on a weather-curtailed opening day of the Irani Cup. The veteran of 5000 plus runs in 85 Tests, who is not on national selectors' radar, dug deep into his reservoirs of concentration to keep Mumbai on even keel against an impressive duo of Mukesh Kumar (3/60 in 14 overs) and Yash Dayal (1/46 in 15 overs). Shreyas Iyer (57 off 84 balls) and Sarfaraz Khan (54 batting, 88 balls) were tad a more adventurous in trying to get a move on in the 68 overs of play possible on Tuesday.

Rohit Sharma And Co. Wanted To 'Forfeit Innings' vs Bangladesh: Ravichandran Ashwin's Revelation, Says Wasn't "Too Pleased..."

Indian cricket team star spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has made an astounding revelation regarding the side's strategy against Bangladesh after two days were lost due to rain. After the conditions allowed the game to resume, Bangladesh resumed their inning at 107/3 on Day 4. With two days left and India determined to push for a result, there were talks among the camp to forfeit the inning. With a relentless hunger for piling up runs on the board, India went after Bangladesh bowlers and declared on a score of 285/9.

India conjure own 'Bazball' to squeeze win from rain-hit Bangladesh test

KANPUR, India :India produced their own version of 'Bazball' to squeeze out a remarkable seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh from a seemingly dead test match en route to a 2-0 series sweep on Tuesday.

Broad backs England's aggressive test style for Pakistan tour

England's aggressive approach will help when they face spin-friendly conditions in Pakistan during their test series in October, the country's former bowler Stuart Broad has said.

"He Comes Up To Me A Lot": Jasprit Bumrah On Team India Newcomer Akash Deep

After India's emphatic seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, senior pacer Jasprit Bumrah expressed his satisfaction at the emergence of Bengal pacer Akash Deep in the Test arena. The Kanpur Test marked another milestone for the 27-year-old Akash, who picked up three crucial wickets, reinforcing his reputation as a reliable bowler. Bumrah, speaking to the broadcaster after the win, praised Akash's fighting spirit and hunger to improve, acknowledging the progress he's made since his debut earlier in 2024.

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Watch: Mohammed Siraj's Catch Of The Year Contender Sets Internet On Fire

Yashasvi Jaiswal Does A First In 92 Years For Indian Cricket, Surpasses Virender Sehwag For Another Major Feat

England Great's 'Bazball' Take On India's Batting vs Bangladesh Goes Viral. Internet Reacts

Snubbed For Bangladesh Tests, Veteran India Batter Slams 86 On Day 1 Of Irani Cup

Rohit Sharma And Co. Wanted To 'Forfeit Innings' vs Bangladesh: Ravichandran Ashwin's Revelation, Says Wasn't "Too Pleased..."

India conjure own 'Bazball' to squeeze win from rain-hit Bangladesh test

Broad backs England's aggressive test style for Pakistan tour

"He Comes Up To Me A Lot": Jasprit Bumrah On Team India Newcomer Akash Deep