The Second Test match between India and Bangladesh The Green Park Stadium in Kanpur experienced significant interruptions due to rain hampering the flow of play. The day was characterized by intermittent showers, resulting in delays that kept players off the field. Despite the difficult weather conditions, the match managed to continue with intrigue and exciting moments.
Ravichandran Ashwin surpassed Anil Kumble to achieve the special record
Indian star spinner on a remarkable feat Ravichandran Ashwin broke the legend Anil Kumble‘s record, he became India’s most successful bowler in Test cricket in Asia. Ashwin reached this milestone by dismissing the Bangladesh captain Najmul Huseyn Shanto during the match took his total to 420 wickets in Test matches in Asia.
Ashwin is only behind the Sri Lankan legend in the overall tally
With this milestone, Ashwin cements his place as the second highest wicket-taker in the history of Asian Test cricket, trailing only the Sri Lankan legend. Muttiah MuralitharanHe holds the record with 612 goals. Kumble is now third with 419 wickets. This prestigious list includes other notable bowlers Rangana Herath 354 with doors and Harbhajan Singh 300 years. While Ashwin continues to climb the ranks, breaking Muralitharan’s record seems to be a tough task.
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Most Test wickets in Asia:
- Muttiah Muralitharan – 612
- Ravichandran Ashwin – 420*
- Anil Kumble – 419
- Rangana Herath – 354
- Harbhajan Singh – 300
Bad light halts Day 1 of the second Test
Bad light eventually halted play on Day 1 of the Kanpur Test, with Bangladesh ending the day on 107 for 3. This is a reminder‘s stable shots, after the early setbacks provided stability to the visitors Akash Deep two wickets claimed and Ashwin added one to his tally. The game was delayed by 15 minutes at the end of the first session due to rain affecting the speed of both teams. As the teams head into Day 2, the focus will be on how they will adapt to changing conditions and capitalize on their opportunities.
