India will set out to clean up Bangladesh, Dravid gets players to practice hard

India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test: The second and final match of the two-Test series between India and Bangladesh will be played from 22 December (Thursday). This match between the two teams will be held at Shere-e-Bangla Stadium Mirpur Dhaka. Team India is ahead 1-0 in the current Test series. In the first Test played in Chittagong, India defeated the hosts by 188 runs. At the same time, Team India has practiced hard to clean up Bangladesh in the series. Head coach Rahul Dravid himself made the players practice on the field.

Rahul Dravid practiced

The second Test against Bangladesh is important for India. In such a situation, coach Rahul Dravid himself made the players practice hard on the field. Be it the practice of catching in the slips or on the field. No matter how fast or slow the catch is, but don’t miss it. For this, Dravid got the players to practice with the machine on the field. Apart from this, Indian players also sweated profusely in the nets. Overall, India has blockaded Bangladesh in every way. The Indian team knows how important this match is to keep the possibility of entry in the final of the ICC World Test Championship alive.

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eyes on the final of the championship

The Indian cricket team is eyeing the final of the ICC World Test Championship. For this, Team India will have to win the second Test against Bangladesh. Not only this, India will have to win all the matches in the four-Test home series against Australia next year. If Team India wins all the remaining 5 Tests, then it is certain to reach the final of the Test Championship. India is currently at number two in the ICC World Test Championship table points with 55.77 points. Australia has 76.92 points and is in first place. While South Africa is at number three with 54.55 points. South Africa is giving a tough challenge to India.

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