Bumrah to Mushfiqur, no run, lovely shape on this full outswinger outside off, Mushfiqur gets forward and shoulders arms
10.5
Bumrah to Mushfiqur, no run
Now a fourth slip added. No gap in the slip cordon. No gully.
10.4
Bumrah to Mushfiqur, FOUR, soft outside-edge and four wide of third slip. KL the man, he dives to his right but it goes down and past his hand, Mushfiqur did not jab at it, nice soft hands
Three slips and a gully.
10.3
Bumrah to Mushfiqur, no run, short of length outside off, shaping away, left alone
10.2
Bumrah to Shanto, leg byes, 1 run
10.1
Bumrah to Shanto, FOUR, to long-off
Jasprit Bumrah [3.0-0-10-1] is back into the attack
9.6
Siraj to Mushfiqur, no run, full outswinger outside off, late shape away, left alone
9.5
Siraj to Shanto, 1 run, to mid-on
9.4
Siraj to Shanto, no run
9.3
Siraj to Shanto, no run, feels for it does Shanto, outside off, length delivery outside off, angling away and he fishes and is beaten
9.2
Siraj to Shanto, no run
9.1
Siraj to Shanto, no run
Mohammed Siraj [3.0-1-6-0] is back into the attack
Welcome back.
Stat: This is just the second instance of all top-four batters being left-handers in a Test innings in India. The last was also at Chepauk - for Australia in 2004 - when stand-in skipper Adam Gilchrist promoted himself to No.3 in the second innings, with Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer being the openers and Simon Katich at No.4.
Overall, there have been 21 such innings spread across 14 games in the history of Test cricket, 14 innings for Bangladesh alone (in 9 matches).
11:31 Local Time, 06:01 GMT, 11:31 IST: 7 wickets in this session and it's India who will be very happy. Bangladesh have been rocked here, losing 3 wickets in 45 minutes of play. Shadman went shouldering arms and in the last over before lunch, Akash Deep knocked over Zakir and Mominul off consecutive balls.
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