🏏BD vs India - 2nd Test: Day 4: SBN Stadium, Dhaka - 22/12/22🏏 - Page 19

Bangladesh 227

India

(20.4 ov) 60/2

Day 2 - Session 1: India trail by 167 runs.

Current RR: 2.90

• Min. Ov. Rem: 77.2

• Last 10 ov (RR): 39/2 (3.90)

Day 2: 1st Session - India trail by 167 runs

BAN - 227

IND - 60/2 (22)

CRR: 2.73

Originally posted by: Duetslover

7000 ( pujara ) or more runs for india in test

https://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/records/batting/most_runs_career.html?class=1&id=6&type=team

Ashwin need 11 more runs for 3000 test runs, he also need 3 more wkts for 450 test wickets

Drinks are on the field now. Taijul is bowling a lovely spell and he removed both the Indian openers in quick succession. There's more than enough assistance for the bowlers to keep the batters on their toes. Can the two senior Indian batsmen stitch a big partnership? Let's find out...

Day 2: 1st Session - India trail by 163 runs

BAN - 227

IND - 64/2 (23)

CRR: 2.78

Bangladesh 227

India

(23.6 ov) 65/2

Day 2 - Session 1: India trail by 162 runs.

Current RR: 2.70

• Min. Ov. Rem: 74

• Last 10 ov (RR): 34/1 (3.40)

Day 2: 1st Session - India trail by 161 runs

BAN - 227

IND - 66/2 (24.3)

CRR: 2.69

Gagan: "How often you see Pujara's strike rate greater than Kohli's!"

Day 2: 1st Session - India trail by 159 runs

BAN - 227

IND - 68/2 (26.1)

CRR: 2.60

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Raghav Medar: India needs to think out of the box. Bring in aggressive coach like Sehwag who can play the same role as McCullum is playing for England.

Jacob: "Indian team has developed its own style of play over the years and it has been quite successful. The players have played the attacking game whenever the situation demanded. Just because England is playing a super attacking brand of cricket and is looking great in it as of now, we need not follow it."