Latest News :- The Indian team has swept the 2-match Test series against Bangladesh. With this victory, India has made a record of 18 consecutive wins on home ground since 2013. The Bangladesh cricket team that toured India played a 2-match test series. India has taken a 1-0 lead in the series by winning the first test in Chennai by 280 runs. Batting first in the second Test, Bangladesh scored 107 runs at the loss of 3 wickets on the first day. The match was abandoned due to rain on the second and third days. On the fourth day of the match, Bangladesh scored 233 runs after losing all its wickets.

After this the Indian team created a historic record by indulging in high-speed run accumulation. With this, the Indian team declared its innings at 285 runs at the loss of 9 wickets. While playing the second innings, Shadman Islam stood alone in the Bangladesh team and added 50 runs. After him Muzfiqur Rahim added 37 runs. Apart from them, Bangladesh could score only 146 runs after losing all their wickets, out of which 2 were out. For India, Bumrah, Ashwin and Jadeja took 3 wickets each. Akash Deep took 1 wicket.

Rohit Sharma was the first wicket-taker for the Indian team chasing the easy target of victory, he scored 95 runs and was out on 8 runs. After this Shubman was out on 6 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal was out after playing a half-century innings of 51 runs. Rishabh Pant hit a four on the second ball of the 17th over and reached the target. Virat Kohli scored 29 runs and Rishabh Pant scored 4 runs. With this, the Indian team won the Test series 2-0 and eliminated Bangladesh.

Achievements of this series: The Indian team has the distinction of winning the most number of consecutive Test series on home ground. The team has a record of 18 consecutive wins on home ground in 2013-2024. Earlier, Australia had registered 10 consecutive wins on home ground from 1994-2000. It is noteworthy that India has now broken this record. At the same time, the Indian team has also made a historical record of being the fastest team to score 100, 200 and 250 runs in the history of Test cricket.