Former skipper Michael Vaughan likened India's aggressive first innings against Bangladesh to England's 'Bazball' approach. Openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma led India's high-scoring with quickfire knocks,

Only 35 overs were completed in the Test match between India and Bangladesh, with both teams evenly matched. Rain caused significant disruptions, but forecasts predict better weather, raising hopes for play on the final days as the match leans towards a draw.

Green Park Stadium in Kanpur will undergo significant upgrades after rain washed out three days of the India vs Bangladesh Test. BCCI vice president Rajiv Shukla confirms plans to improve drainage and

Is Kanpur’s Green Park fit to host Test cricket? The answer is no. The BCCI’s rotation policy brought international cricket to Kanpur after a gap of three years, and the venue was not ready. Two-and-a-half days of play have been lost in this game. On Day 3, there wasn’t a drop of rain. But soggy patches on the outfield forced play to be called off.

By stumps, R Ashwin managed to trap Zakir Hasan lbw, and bowled nightwatcher Hasan Mahmud, even as Shadman Islam survived a dropped chance on 3, as Bangladesh ended the day at 26 for 2 in the second innings, trailing India by a further 26.

In Kanpur's Green Park, Yashasvi Jaiswal set a new record for the fastest fifty by an Indian in Test cricket, surpassing Virender Sehwag. The Indian team showcased an aggressive batting style, scoring at a high run rate and declaring at 285/9.

In a look for a magical win, India went all guns blazing behind Bangladesh bowlers on Day 4 of the second Test match in Kanpur. Rohit Sharma's men amassed 285/9d in just 34.4 overs. The Indians then had a crack at the visitors with the ball and picked up two wickets.

After two days of no play due to rains and poor condition of the outfield, the weather seems to be smiling on India and Bangladesh. The clear skies is clear indication of the some cricketing action between both the teams after not even a single ball was bowled on Day 2 and Day 3.

Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal set a new record for the fastest fifty in Test cricket against Bangladesh in Kanpur. The duo reached the fifty-run mark in just 3 overs, surpassing England's previous record.

India made history on Day 4 of the second and final Test against Bangladesh at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Monday (September 30) by smashing the fastest team fifty and hundred in the longest format of the game.