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IDFC First Bank Test Series 2024: Team India registered their biggest ever win against Bangladesh

ByDurgesh Tiwary

Sep 22, 2024 #1st Test, #Bangladesh Tour Of India 2024, #Chennai, #Chepauk, #Hasan Mahmud, #IDFC First Bank Test Series 2024, #Najmul Hossain Shanto, #Ravichandran Ashwin, #Rishabh Pant, #Rohit Sharma, #Shubman Gill, #Taskin Ahmed, #WTC 25, #Yashasvi Jaiswal
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IDFC First Bank Test Series 2024: Team India registered their biggest ever win against Bangladesh. They won the 1st test game by 280 runs and takes a lead the series 1-0 with 1 more test to go at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai.

1st Test
Game Date: 19th September – 23rd September 2024
Game Result: Team India won by 280 runs
Man Of the Match: Ravichandran Ashwin

Now I am going to share day-to-day activity of this test match with all the details, records and milestones in my way.

Day 1
Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto won the toss against Team India and decided to bowl first at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. India is playing with 3 seamers and 2 spinners in this game.

Team India scored 339/6 runs on day 1 stumps in their 1st innings after batting first. From 144/6 to 339/6, it’s been an excellent recovery from India thanks to this unbeaten 195-run partnership between Ashwin and Jadeja. On an overcast morning and a seam bowling friendly surface, Bangladesh opted to bowl. Hasan Mahmud removed Rohit, Gill and Kohli inside the first hour. Jaiswal and Pant stitched a fifty partnership and Mahmud came back to nip out the latter. Up against a disciplined bowling attack, Jaiswal batted patiently to notch up a half-century before he was worked over by Nahid Rana. KL Rahul fell in the very next over and India were in a spot of bother. That’s when the spin twins joined hands to bail their team out of trouble with the bat. Ashwin was quick to get off the blocks, played some exquisite shots and batted fluently to record his second Test hundred at his home ground. Jadeja too scored at a brisk rate and Bangladesh couldn’t put any sort of pressure on the duo. After picking six wickets in the first two sessions, they ended up conceding 163 runs in the final session without getting a breakthrough. India will be the happier side at the moment, and it’ll be interesting to see how the pitch behaves as the match progresses. Bangladesh’s over-rate was poor today and they’ll hope to make early inroads with the second new ball. Ravichandran Ashwin scored 102* runs and Ravindra Jadeja scored 86* runs. For Bangladesh, Hasan Mahmud picked 4 wickets.

IND: 339/6 on day 1 stumps

Stats
– If India win the Chennai Test, it will be the first time in their history that they’d have more wins than defeats in the format

– Yashasvi Jaiswal is only seven sixes behind Brendon McCullum‘s record of most sixes (33) hit in a calendar year in Tests

– Mehidy Hasan Miraz has the highest run aggregate (380 at 47.5) and also the most wickets (23 at 28.0) for Bangladesh in this WTC cycle

– Multiple five-fors and multiple Test hundreds at a venue in Tests
Garfield Sobers – Headingley (Two hundreds, two five-fors)
Kapil Dev – Chennai (Two hundreds, two five-fors)
Chris Cairns – Auckland (Two hundreds, two five-fors)
Ian Botham – Headingley (Two hundreds, three five-fors)
Ravichandran Ashwin – Chennai (Two hundreds, four five-fors)

– Most hundreds from No.8 or below in Tests
5 – Daniel Vettori
4 – Ravichandran Ashwin
3 – Kamran Akmal
3 – Jason Holder

– Visiting quicks with 4 wickets on Day 1 of a Test in India since 2000
5/23 – Dale Steyn, Ahmedabad, 2008
4/58 – Hasan Mahmud, Chennai, 2024

Day 2
Team India bowled out for 376 runs in their 1st innings. Good passage of play for Bangladesh as they wrap up the Indian innings. They took the second new ball straightaway and Taskin bowled much better than yesterday to remove three wickets. Hasan Mahmud came back to nip out Bumrah and finish with a fifer. From 144/6 to 376/10, it’s been an excellent recovery, thanks to the 199-run stand between Ashwin and Jadeja. The former batted fluently yesterday to notch up his 6th Test ton, second at home. The sun is beating down and there’s something in the pitch to keep everyone interested. Ravichandran Ashwin scored 113 runs and Ravindra Jadeja scored 86 runs. For Bangladesh, Hasan Mahmud picked 5 wickets.

Bangladesh bowled out for just 149 runs in their 1st innings. Exceptional from India to bowl Bangladesh out in just over 1.5 sessions. Apart from the Shakib-Litton stand, nothing worked for Bangladesh. That was the time to cash in as the pitch had eased out and spin was proving ineffective, the pacers were tired and out of the attack. Litton played a sweep for the first time and holed out and soon Shakib followed with a reverse-sweep on to boot. Then the inevitable end of innings followed. Earlier it was Bumrah and Akash Deep who tore through the top-order before lunch. Bumrah as he so often does, was just in a class of his own. The others just complemented him and Bangladesh just did not have the answers. Most likely India will bat and put this game beyond Bangladesh’s reach, if it is not beyond them already. Shakib Al Hasan scored 32 runs and Mehidy Hasan Miraz scored 27* runs. For Team India, Jasprit Bumrah picked 4 wickets.

Team India scored 81/3 in their 2nd innings. They have now led of 308 runs with 7 wickets in hand. Brilliant day for India and they are in a commanding position in this Test. This match is progressing at a very brisk rate with 17 wickets falling today. India didn’t enforce the follow-on and decided to bat again having gained a lead of 227. Jaiswal struck a couple of boundaries in the very first over, Rohit got off the mark with a boundary. But both of them nicked behind. Shubman Gill and Kohli joined hands and they were batting quite comfortably. Mehidy managed to trap Kohli lbw in the latter part of the final session which wasn’t reviewed and replays showed that there was a faint inside edge. Pant hit a four and six off Shakib while Gill has looked solid in this innings. India lead by 308 runs and they’ll look to bat Bangladesh out of this contest. Tune in tomorrow to find out how the action unfolds.

IND: 376 & 81/3 on Day 2 stumps
BAN: 149

Stats
– Highest partnerships for IND vs BAN in Tests (any wicket)
283 – Shikhar Dhawan & Murali Vijay, Fatullah, 2015
259 – Gautam Gambhir & Rahul Dravid, Chattogram, 2004
222* – Rahul Dravid & Sachin Tendulkar, Mirpur, 2010
222 – Virat Kohli & Ajinkya Rahane, Hyderabad, 2017
199 – Ravindra Jadeja & Ravichandran Ashwin, Chennai, 2024

– Bangladesh pacers with most five-fors in Tests
4 – Shahdat Hossain (38 matches)
2 – Robiul Islam (9 matches)
2 – Hasan Mahmud (4 matches)

– Five-fors for Bangladesh vs India in Tests
6/132 – Naimur Rahman, Dhaka, 2000
5/62 – Shakib Al Hasan, Chattogram, 2010
5/63 – Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Mirpur, 2022
5/71 – Shahadat Hossain, Chattogram, 2010
5/83 – Hasan Mahmud, Chennai, 2024
Abu Jayed’s 4/108 in Indore in 2019 were the previous best returns by a Bangladesh bowler in India.

– Most runs added from 6 down for < 150 by India in Tests
277 – 70/6 to 347 all-out vs WI, Bridgetown, 1971
232 – 144/6 to 376 all-out vs BAN, Chennai, 2024
219 – 146/6 to 365 all-out vs ENG, Ahmedabad, 2021
210 – 119/6 to 329 all-out vs SA, Kolkata, 1996
201 – 99/6 to 300 all-out vs ENG, Brabourne, 1964
201 – 65/6 to 266 all-out vs NZ, Ahmedabad, 2010

– Most wickets for Bangladesh pacers in a Test innings
10 vs Pakistan, Rawalpindi, 2024
9 vs Zimbabwe, Bulawayo, 2001
9 vs New Zealand, Hamilton, 2001
9 vs Sri Lanka, Colombo (PSS), 2005
9 vs New Zealand, Mount Maunganui, 2022
9 vs India, Chennai, 2024

– Hasan Mahmud is also the second Bangladesh quick with five-fors in consecutive Tests, after Robiul Islam, who’d done that against Zimbabwe in Harare in 2013.

– Before Hasan Mahmud, the last visiting Asian seamer with a Test five-for in India was Pakistan’s Yasir Arafat, who’d returned 5/161 in Bangalore in 2007.

– Most wickets to seamers in a Test innings in Chennai
10 – WI vs IND, 1949
10 – ENG vs IND, 1985
9 – IND vs ENG, 1934
9 – WI vs IND, 1975 (in both innings)
9 – WI vs IND, 1979
9 – BAN vs IND, 2024

– Bumrah with the old ball in home Tests
Overs: 86.4
Wickets: 24
Avg: 10.6
SR: 21.7
ER: 2.93
*overs 26 to 80

– Most runs after first 10 Tests
1446 – Don Bradman (Australia)
1125 – Everton Weekes (West Indies)
1102 – George Headley (West Indies)
1094 – Yashasvi Jaiswal (India)
1088 – Mark Taylor (Australia)
Previous Indian record: 978 by Sunil Gavaskar

– Kohli vs spin in Asia since 2021
Runs: 499
Balls: 1094
Dismissals: 18
Avg: 27.72
SR: 45.61

– The last two instances are from two different matches, the first and second respectively of the 2021 series between India and England.

– Most wickets in a day in Tests at Chepauk
17 – IND vs BAN, 2024 (Day 2)
15 – IND vs WI, 1979 (Day 3)
15 – IND vs ENG, 2021 (Day 4)
15 – IND vs ENG, 2021 (Day 2)

Day 3
Team India declared their 2nd innings for 287/4 and set the target of huge 515 runs to Bangladesh. Looks a mountain away for a dispirited Bangladesh. Shakib comes to shake Shubman Gill’s hand. He is welcomed by the Indian team. A loud cheer as Bumrah jogs to the ground. With a healthy lead, India piled it on with hundreds from Gill and Pant. Three early wickets fell but their stand has given India a mammoth lead. Since India scored at a good pace, Rohit had the time to declare early. Gill after a first innings duck, cashed in on the 2nd essay scoring his 3rd Test ton in his last 5 games. Pant in his comeback game looked good in both innings and made it count with a 100 against a tired Bangladeshi attack. After being blown away for just 149 in the first innings, Bangladesh needs a much better batting effort to save face. Shubman Gill scored 119* runs and Rishabh Pant scored 109 runs. For Bangladesh, Mehidy Hasan Miraz picked 2 wickets.

Bangladesh scored 158/4 runs in their 2nd innings. They need 357 runs with 6 wickets in hand. Another day dominated by India.Pant and Gill got off to a watchful start in the first hour before shifting gears. Both of them registered their centuries and Rohit Sharma declared with 2.5 days remaining in the Test, setting the visitors a target of 515. Bangladesh, who lasted just one and a half sessions in the first innings, started on a good note. The openers remained unscathed before tea and forged a fifty partnership. But both of them were dismissed in quick succession in the final session. Jaiswal’s blinder resulted in Zakir falling to Bumrah for the second time in the match. Post that, Ashwin – who went wicketless in the first innings – picked three wickets. Mominul was cleaned up by a beautiful delivery and Rahim fell while trying to be aggressive, thanks to Rahul’s diving catch. India’s catching has been excellent throughout this Test. And there’s a lot more help for the spinners. Ashwin troubled the batters with spin and bounce. Shanto, though, has played the off spinner really well. The captain batted positively and hit three sixes, all against Ashwin to bring up a fine half-century. With two days left in this Test, the equation is 357 runs vs 6 wickets! Expect more help for the spinners as the game progresses. India are mighty favorites to wrap up the match tomorrow. Let’s see if Bangladesh can put up a fight. There’s forecast for some rain as well. Tune in tomorrow to find out how the action unfolds. Najmul Hossain Shanto scored 51* runs and for Team India, Ravichandran Ashwin picked 3 wickets.

IND: 376 & 287/4D
BAN: 149 & 158/4 on Day 3 stumps

Stats
– Most Test 100s by designated WKs for India
6 Rishabh Pant (58 inngs)
6 MS Dhoni (144 inngs)
3 Wriddhiman Saha (54 inngs)

– The target of 515 set by India is the second highest by a team in Tests in Asia after being six down for 150 or fewer in the first innings (144/6).
Highest: 607 by Pakistan from 39/6 vs India in Karachi in 2006
Previous highest by India (home or away): 481 vs SA in Delhi in 2006 (from 139/6)

– Bangladesh chasing 400+ targets in fourth innings
Instances: 21*
Won: 0
Draw: 1
Lost: 19

– Most runs for Bangladesh in International cricket
15194 Mushfiqur Rahim *
15192 Tamim Iqbal
14696 Shakib Al Hasan
10694 Mahmudullah

Day 4
Bangladesh bowled out for 234 runs and lost the game by 280 runs. The spin twins do it for India once again. All smiles in the Indian camp as they notch up a comprehensive win. Shanto and Shakib, the overnight batsmen, showed a bit of resistance in the first hour and remained unscathed today morning. But the local lad came into the attack after the drinks break and made light work of Bangladesh. The tourists slipped from 205/5 to 234/10 with the two spinners ruling the roost. Captain Shanto top-scored with 82 and batted superbly against the spinners but he was fighting a lone battle. While Jadeja picked three wickets, Ashwin finished with a six-for in addition to his century on the opening day. India out-batted, out-bowled and out-fielded their opponents to take a 1-0 lead in the 2-match series. Skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto scored 82 runs and Shadman Islam scored 35. For Team India, Ravichandran Ashwin picked 6 wickets.

IND: 376 & 287/4D
BAN: 149 & 234

Stats
– Century & 5-fer in the same Test most times
5 Ian Botham
4 R Ashwin *
2 G Sobers/ Mushtaq Mohammad/ J Kallis/ Shakib Al Hasan/ R Jadeja

– Seventh five-fer for Ashwin in fourth innings of Tests is joint second most alongside Warne & Muralidaran and only behind Rangana Herath‘s 12.

– Ashwin is the first player to achieve the feat twice at the same venue having scored 106 & took 5/43 against England in Chennai in 2021.

– Most five-fers in Tests
67 M Muralidaran (133 Tests)
37 R Ashwin (101) *
37 Shane Warne (145)
36 Richard Hadlee (86)
35 Anil Kumble (132)

– India in Tests
Mat: 580
Won: 179 *
Lost: 178
Draw: 222
Tied: 1
For the first time in their 92-year old Test cricket history, India have more wins than defeats.

– Tests taken by each team to have W/L ratio > 1 for the maiden time
1 Australia
3 Afghanistan
16 Pakistan
23 England
99 West Indies
340 South Africa
580 India
New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, & Ireland are yet to achieve the feat.

– Most wickets in fourth innings for India
99 R Ashwin
94 Anil Kumble
60 Bishan Bedi
54 Ishant Sharma/ Ravindra Jadeja

That’s all from the 1st Test of the IDFC First India Test series. We will back with all the details of 2nd & final test between both teams which will be played from 27th September 2024. I hope you will like this information. For more updates visit my page on Facebook Durgesh Tiwary’s View and website Cricket Movie Website

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