India Faces Bangladesh in Rain-Affected Test

In the second Test match between India and Bangladesh held in Kanpur, India bowled out Bangladesh for 146, requiring just 95 runs for victory. Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja, and Ravichandran Ashwin each took three wickets, dismantling Bangladesh's batting order after rain disrupted play for two and a half days. Despite the weather challenges, India managed to set a first-innings lead of 52 runs, declaring at 285 for nine. Shadman Islam scored a notable 50, becoming the first Bangladeshi opener to make a half-century on Indian soil, but his efforts were in vain as the team lost momentum and wickets rapidly. India is aiming for a 2-0 series sweep, with the match poised for a decision within two sessions on the final day. The hosts showcased their dominance throughout the match, particularly in the bowling department, indicating a strong performance in the World Test Championship.