Jasprit Bumrah has completed 400 wickets in international cricket, becoming the sixth India pacer to achieve the feat. India's ace fast bowler dismissed Bangladesh's Hasan Mahmud at the stroke of Tea on Day 2 (September 20) of the first Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai to reach the milestone.

India skipper Rohit Sharma decided not to enforce the follow-on after collecting a 227-run first innings lead, opting to give his bowlers some rest after operating in the hot and humid conditions in Chennai.

Indian cricket team pacer Akash Deep was right on the money in his first spell in the 1st test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai as he knocked out Zakir Hasan and Mominul Haque in two consecutive deliveries to strengthen India’s position in the test match.

A Bangladeshi cricket fan has alleged harassment against the Indian cricket fans during the ongoing opening Test at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. In a video surfaced on social media, the Bangladeshi fan was heard indicating that the fans at the stadium was seen mocking him 'Mauka Mauka'. The incident reportedly occurred on day 1.

Jasprit Bumrah's eventual figures of 4-50 meant that he now has 37 Test wickets in nine home Tests, at an incredible average of 15.94.

Akash Deep bowled two UNPLAYABLES to leave Bangladesh reeling before lunch on Day 2. Here is the viral video -

Akash Deep produced a stunning bowling display to keep India on top against Bangladesh in the ongoing 1st Test in Chennai. The right arm pacer made the stumps fly twice by dismissing Mominul Haque and Zakir Hasan of consecutive deliveries to completely put Bangladesh on backfoot at lunch.

After India's impressive first innings total of 376, Bangladesh 's hopes of a strong response were quickly dampened by the Indian pace attack. Jasprit Bumrah drew first blood, dismissing Shadman Islam with a searing delivery that left him bewildered.

On the second day of the first Test, India reduced Bangladesh to 26 for three at lunch. Akash Deep took two wickets while Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Shadman Islam early. Bangladesh trails by 350 runs after India's first innings total of 376,

Hasan Mahmud (5/83) and Taskin Ahmed (3/55) picked up eight wickets between them to bowl out India on 374 on Day 2 in Chennai.

Ashwin brought up his sixth Test ton in a timely fashion to help India fight back to a score of 339/6 at stumps on Day 1 after a top-order collapse early in the day.