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an argument between Bangladesh captain Shanto and Siraj

Team India has defeated Bangladesh in the first test by 280 runs. In the match being played at Chepauk Stadium in Chennai, the Indian team, chasing the target of 515 runs, all out Bangladesh for 234 runs in the second innings on Sunday. The team has taken a 1-0 lead in the 2-Test series. The second match will be played at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur from 27th September.

On the fourth day on Sunday, Pant gave up the stumping of Bangladeshi player Shakib Al Hasan. In the 46th over of the innings, captain Najmul Hasan Shanto and Mohd. An argument was seen between Siraj. Wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant fielded for Bangladesh. Sportsmanship was also seen on the ground, when Mehndi Hasan tied the laces of Rishabh Pant’s shoes.

Top-8 moments of Chennai Test…

fourth day

1. Pant left stumping 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 chance of stumping.

Shakib scored 25 runs in the second innings.

2. Argument between Siraj and Shanto Indian pacer Mohd. Siraj was seen continuously saying something to Bangladeshi captain Shanto in the 46th over of the innings. He bowled the first ball of the over to Shanto on leg stump. Shanto defended. The ball went to Siraj. Here Siraj kept provoking him continuously. After this, Shanto pulled the fourth ball of the over and hit a four towards fine leg. Shanto defended both the remaining balls of the over. Siraj was asking him to play fast.

Mo. Siraj asked Shanto to play attacking in the 46th over of the innings.

third day

3. Rishabh Pant changed the field of Bangladesh On the third day of the Chennai Test, Bangladesh captain Nazmul Hossain Shanto looked confused while changing the fielding in Nahid Rana’s over. Here Rishabh Pant, who was on strike, asked the Bangladeshi captain to change the fielding. His talk was also recorded in the stump mic.

Pant pointed towards mid-wicket and said, one fielder will come here, brother one here, one fielder here. Captain Shanto listened to Rishabh and placed the fielder at 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 shoelaces came loose in Nahid Rana’s over. Rishabh gestured to Mehndi Hasan who was fielding nearby. Hasan arrived and tied Pant’s shoelaces.

4. Yashasvi took a diving catch with one hand Bangladesh’s first wicket fell at 62 runs in the second innings. In the 17th over, Zakir Hasan tried to backfoot punch a length ball near the off stump. The bat took the outside edge and the ball went to the left side of the gully. Yashasvi Jaiswal standing here took the catch with one hand while diving. Zakir scored 33 runs.

Yashasvi Jaiswal took the catch with one hand while diving.

second day

5. Akash Deep bowled two consecutive balls Akash Deep gave two blows to Bangladesh 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 incoming ball. Akash bowled a good length ball to Mominul who came to bat after him. The ball came inwards and hit the pad and hit the stumps.

Akash Deep gave two blows to Bangladesh in two balls.

6. Kohli out due to not taking review Virat Kohli missed making a big score in the second innings also. He was out after scoring 17 runs. Mehdi Hasan Miraz’s full ball hit Kohli’s pad, there was a strong appeal, the umpire signaled out. Kohli did not take review, if he had taken it he would have been saved. Replays showed that the ball had hit the pad after hitting the bat.

Virat Kohli scored 23 runs in both the innings of the match.

first day

7. Litton-Pant debate During the 17th over on the first day of the match, India’s wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant was seen arguing with Bangladesh wicketkeeper Liton Das. During batting, Pant was seen explaining something to Litton. He talked about the throw of Bangladeshi fielder. Pant said, if he throws at me, I will also run for my runs. Pant then batted 8 more overs and was out after scoring 39 runs.

While batting, Pant told Litton about the fielder’s throw.

8. Jadeja’s sword celebration Ravindra Jadeja completed his fifty on 73 balls with a single off Hasan Mahmood. After this he waved his bat like a sword and did a sword celebration. Jadeja often does sword celebration like this on completing fifty or century.