Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill picked up stunning catches to dismiss both the Bangladesh openers. After a strong and defiant start, Bangladesh lost two wickets in quick succession.

India vs Bangladesh 1st Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai is nearing its climax. After India gave Bangladesh a target of 515 to win in the fourth innings, the openers of the touring party did put on a half-century opening stand.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill's contrasting Test careers got social media talking during the first Test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai.

In a bizarre yet fascinating turn of events, the Chennai crowd at the MA Chidambaram Stadium erupted in loud cheers when Indian batsman Shubman Gill got out during the ongoing first Test match between India and Bangladesh .

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India eventually declared at 287/4 half-time into the second session, leaving Bangladesh with a huge target of 515 runs.

Yashasvi Jaiswal plucked the ball out of thin air with a diving catch to help Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Zakir Hasan.

Talking about the ongoing first Test in Chennai, the Indian team declared their innings at 287/4 on Day 3 of the first Test against Bangladesh, giving the visitors a target of 515 runs to win the match.

Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant had batted the tourists out of the game via a 167-run fourth wicket partnership.

Shubman Gill shines with a brilliant century in the second innings of the 1st Test against Bangladesh at Chennai. His 119 runs, alongside Rishabh Pants century, propelled India to a commanding position,

Stylish batter Shubman Gill carved out an industrious century (119 not out in 176 deliveries) on day 3 of the first Test between India and Bangladesh being played in Chennai. Gill's knock came in India's second innings and his century coupled with Rishabh Pant's entertaining hundred (109 off 128 balls) helped hosts to a score of 287/4 in 64 overs with a lead of 514 runs.