Delhi : Indian team's off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has scored a brilliant century in the Chennai Test against Bangladesh. When he came to the crease, Team India's score was 144 runs for 6 wickets. But Ashwin batted aggressively without caring about it and completed the fastest century of his Test career. He achieved his century in just 108 balls with the help of 10 fours and 2 sixes.

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Second century at Chepauk

This is Ashwin's second consecutive century at Chennai's Chepauk Stadium. Earlier, he had also scored a century in the second innings of the Test played against England on the same ground in 2021. Ashwin, who plays domestic cricket for Tamil Nadu, has Chepauk as his home ground, where he made his first-class cricket debut in 2006.

First century against Bangladesh

Ashwin, who made his Test debut for India in 2011, has scored his first century against Bangladesh. Earlier, four of his 5 centuries came against the West Indies, while one century was against England on the same ground. Now a century has been added to his name against Bangladesh as well, while before this his highest innings against Bangladesh was of 58 runs, which came in the Chittagong Test in 2022.

Ashwin Jadeja took over the innings

The Indian team's score was 144 runs for 6 wickets at one point, and it seemed difficult to score even 200 runs from here. Bangladesh bowlers clearly dominated the match. In this situation, Ravichandran Ashwin along with Ravindra Jadeja took charge of the innings. Both of them first set themselves and attacked the bowlers aggressively in the third session. Ashwin completed his half-century in 58 balls. In the last session of the day, India's run rate remained above 5.