India dominated the first Test match between India and Bangladesh from September 19 to 23, therefore guaranteeing a total victory by 280 runs. With remarkable efforts from Ravindra Ashwin (113) and Ravindra Jadeja (86),

Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Indian cricket team, failed across both innings in the first Test match versus Bangladesh at Chepauk. After falling for six runs in the first innings on Day 1, Rohit mustered five runs in the 2nd innings on Day 2.

Rohit was spotted practicing reverse-sweep shots in the nets extensively, making his attacking intent clear for the upcoming Test assignment. Rohit Sharma plays a reverse sweep in the nets ahead of the big Test season.

Rohit Sharma addresses the continuous pressure on India's cricket team even after their World Cup triumph. As they prepare for a Test series against B

Rohit Sharma's focus is on countering Bangladesh's spin attack, with the Indian team preparing for a challenging Test series, while Bangladesh's captain remains hopeful that strong performances over five days could tilt the series in their favor.

Towards the end of the play on Day 3 of the first Test between India and Bangladesh, the play had to be stopped due to bad lighting. The umpires informed Rohit Sharma and the batsmen regarding the same,

Chasing a daunting 515, Bangladesh were bowled out for 234 shortly before lunch on day 4 with Ravi Ashwin taking his 37th career five-for.

Day 4 Update Preview The Rohit Sharma-led home team is just six wickets away from securing an unassailable 1-0 lead in the two-match series against Bangladesh at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. After showing resilience in their second innings,

Bad light stopped play on the third day of the first India-Bangladesh Test in Chennai. Rohit Sharma considered using spinners, but Mohammed Siraj humorously offered to bowl spin, which was dismissed with laughter by teammates and umpires.

Rohit Sharma ridiculed umpire's suggestion saying, "Siraj can't bowl spin," leaving the players and the match officials laughing.