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Home hero Ravichandran Ashwin on Thursday said he made a conscious effort to bat aggressively on the red soil pitch laid out for the first Test against Bangladesh.
Two beanpole quicks are at the forefront of that changing of baton Hasan Mahmud and Nahid Rana.
On the opening day of the first Test against India here, the 24-year-old Bangladesh bowler grabbed the spotlight with a three-wicket burst in the first session, which rocked a famed batting line-up.
Hasan got his moment of celebration when he dismissed Bumrah in the 12th over of day two to get his second five-wicket haul, ending the Indian innings on 376.
The previous best was 15 wickets on three different occasions: once against the West Indies in 1979 and twice against England in 2021.
The talismanic pacer wreaked havoc returning with the figures of 4/50 in Bangladesh's first innings on Friday. He bowled length balls, bouncers and yorkers.
In reply to India's first innings total of 376, Bangladesh were all out for 149 in 47.1 overs on the second day, with Shakib Al Hasan (32) being their top scorer.
After suffering a life-threatening road accident in 2022, Pant returned to action with the IPL 2024, playing for Delhi Capitals, and made his international return during the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup
The highest successful run chase in Test for India is when they beat West Indies with 6 wickets while chasing 406 in 1976
India and New Zealand last played a Test here at the Wankhede Stadium in 2021, a contest which the hosts won by 372 runs
Travis Head's career-best 154 not out Thursday powered the tourists to a seven-wicket win in the opener of the five-match series between the fierce cricket rivals.
First innings centurion with bat, R Ashwin has three wickets under his name in second innings, while Bumrah also got one.
Sarandeep will be assisted by bowling coach V Aravind and batting coach Bantu Singh, both of them continuing from last year.
India bundled Bangladesh on 149 runs in first innings but refused to enforce the follow on.
Following up on his 4/82 in the first innings, Chahal claimed 5/134 -- a nine-wicket match haul -- as Northants bowled out Leicestershire for 316
Daryl Mitchell scored a half-century before being run out while Glenn Philips provided some extra entertainment, hitting 49 off 48 balls.
It was the left-handed opener's sixth ODI century and his first since a similarly brutal knock of 137 in Australia's victory over India in the World Cup final 10 months ago.
The left-handed batter, who plays for Baroda in domestic cricket, got support only from Shams Mulani (44 off 76) after India A were reduced to 36 for five in the 20th over.
Iyer, aiming to make a comeback to India's Test squad, fell for a second successive duck in the ongoing tournament.