When Taijul Islam bowled to Ashwin in the 112th over in the innings, Ashwin got an edge off the second delivery, and the ball sailed over the first slip and toward the third man. The ball was fielded and struck the wicket-keeper helmet which was behind him
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In the first hour of the morning session on Day 2 in the first Test, Shreyas Iyer was clean bowled by Ebadot Hossain, stunning the Indian Cricket Team. The bowlers from Bangladesh displayed excellent discipline by drying the boundaries and making sure they don’t give any freebies. The oddball was keeping low, so Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav adopted a conservative approach. As the right-handed batter gradually launched an offensive against the opposition, Ashwin ensured that the side didn’t lose any more wickets. Ashwin scored 58 runs in 113 balls, with two fours and two sixes.
When Taijul Islam bowled to Ashwin in the 112th over in the innings, Ashwin got an edge off the second delivery, and the ball sailed over the first slip and toward the third man. The ball was fielded and struck the wicket-keeper helmet which was behind him. India received 5 penalty runs as a result. The Bangladeshi Tigers were hoping batters would make an error that would endanger them. Kuldeep Yadav got his eye in before settling into a rhythm. As India went on to score 404 runs, the left-handed hitter recorded his highest score of 40 runs.
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Shakib, the captain of Bangladesh, erred by failing to introduce himself at the beginning of the attack. The ability to break up partnerships is a speciality of the all-arounder. Bangladesh was reeling at 100-5 when this article was written.
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