Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar said that Jasprit Bumrah was a bowler without a weakness after the latter starred with bowling on Day 2 of the Chennai Test.

Jasprit Bumrah has taken 4-50 to help skittle Bangladesh for 149 and give India a first-innings lead of 227 runs on Day 2 of the first test.

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah's stellar performance against Bangladesh has inspired young cricketers, though he advises against mimicking his action. Bumrah's efforts secured India a strong position at the end of day three of the first Test in Chennai,

India have taken 308 runs lead at the end of Day 2 of the first Test against Bangladesh with Shubman Gill (33) and Rishabh Pant (12) holding the fort. Earlier in the day, in response to India's 374, Bangladesh could only muster 149 as the Indian bowlers made short work of the visiting batting lineup on Day 2 of the first Test in Chennai.

Bumrah led India’s clinical bowling display on Day 2, collecting 4/50 as the hosts bowled the Bangladeshis out for a modest 149, collecting a massive 227-run first innings lead in the process. This despite the lack of assistance from the Chepauk wicket.

The star pacer Jasprit Bumrah claimed four wickets to help India restrict Bangladesh to 149 in their first innings and then Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten 33 runs to stretch India's lead past 300 at the end of Day 2 in Chennai.

Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah reached a significant career milestone by claiming his 400th wicket in international cricket.

The right-arm speedster Bumrah became the 10th Indian bowler to pick up 400 wickets in international cricket. The 30-year-old is the sixth Indian pacer to attain this feat, joining the likes of Kapil Dev, Zaheer Khan and Mohammed Shami.

The question around the venue was weather the master could add to his swelling tally of fivers. While the shortlived Bangladesh innings did not allow for that, Bumrah crossed the landmark of 400 international wickets on Friday in an extraordinary career spanning over six years now as he became the 10 th Indian bowler to reach the milestone.

Bangladesh were all out for a paltry 149 in their first innings as they trailed India by a massive 227 runs on the second day of the opening Test here on Friday. In reply to India's 376, Bangladesh could survive for just 47.1 overs and were shot out in the post-tea session, as they struggled big time against the home side's bowlers.