The sun shone bright in the Kanpur sky after two gloomy days and the on-field action finally began against B'desh
Trying to force a result in the limited time available, India played a sensational T20-style cricket to take a 52-run first-innings lead against Bangladesh in the second Test, infusing life into the rain-hit contest here on Monday.
The sun shone bright in the Kanpur sky after two gloomy days and the on-field action finally began after losing eight sessions.
India had six sessions to force a win, and the hosts did everything they could on the fourth day of the match. The pitch hardly offered assistance to India bowlers but the hosts still bundled out Bangladesh for 233 in their first innings, built around Mominul Haque's patient unbeaten 107.
India then unleashed their batting might on the visitors, striking at 8.22 runs per over to reset the records for fastest team 50 (18 balls), 100 (74 balls) and 200 runs (24.2 overs) in Test cricket.
India declared their second innings at 285 for nine to have another go at the visiting batters.
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