IND vs BAN 1st Test: Pujara missed a century, Iyer played a brilliant innings; Know how was the first day

Bangladesh vs India 1st Test Day 1: On the first day of the first Test being played between India and Bangladesh at the Zahoor Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong, Team India made a tremendous counterattack. At one time, losing three wickets for just 48 runs and four wickets for 112 runs, Team India scored 278 runs for 6 wickets till the end of the day’s play. Shreyas Iyer returned unbeaten on 82 runs at stumps. At the same time, Akshar Patel was dismissed on the last ball of the day.

After losing the toss and electing to bat first, Team India had a steady start. Team India’s first wicket fell on a total score of 41 in the 14th over. Shubman Gill was dismissed by Taijul Islam after scoring 20 runs in 40 balls with the help of three fours. After this, captain KL Rahul also returned to the pavilion on a total score of 45. He scored 22 runs in 54 balls.

King Kohli flopped

King Kohli came to the crease after two wickets fell for 45 runs. A big inning was expected from Kohli, who scored a century in the third ODI, but his bat did not work and he was dismissed after scoring just one run. Team India had lost its three important wickets for just 48 runs.

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After this Rishabh Pant played a brilliant innings. Pant played an explosive inning of 46 runs in just 45 balls. During this, 6 fours and 2 sixes came out of his bat. Team India’s score crossed 100 with Pant’s innings.

Pujara and Iyer did wonders

After falling for four wickets for 112 runs, Cheteshwar Pujara and Shreyas Iyer did wonders. Both shared a 149-run partnership for the fifth wicket. Pujara was dismissed in the last over of the day. He missed out on scoring a century. Pujara played a brilliant inning of 90 runs. At the same time, Iyer is unbeaten on 82 runs.

Taijul Islam took the maximum three wickets for Bangladesh. He made Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara his victims. Whereas Mehdi Hasan Miraj and Khalid Ahmed got one success each.