Rahul scored his 15th Test fifty and played in a rather uncharacteristic style, which has been associated with him. He notched up his half-century within 33 balls and continued India's onslaught on the Bangladesh bowlers. He wasted no time and looked completely set from ball one as he shared an 87-run partnership from just 59 balls with Virat Kohli. It was a record-breaking day for India as the Indian batters gave the Bangladesh bowlers a run for their money. He walked out to bat in the 20th over after Rishabh Pant's dismissal and started off on a positive note with Virat Kohli on the other side. En route to the partnership, the Indian team became the fastest to reach 200 runs in Test cricket, bettering Australia's record. Rahul and Kohli made full use of the flat track and churned out quick runs. Kohli missed out on his half-century as he departed for 35-ball 47 against Shakib Al Hasan. Despite this, Rahul led India's charge by hitting loose deliveries outside the park. He looked set for a hundred but was dismissed at 68 from 43 balls. He perished for team's cause as he stepped out while trying to attack Mehidy Hasan Miraz, but was stumped. Fastest Test fifty for KL Rahul