Rohit Sharma suffered a rare twin failure in the ongoing India vs Bangladesh 1st Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. While Rohit got out for 6 in the first innings, he could score 5 runs in the second innings.

India captain Rohit Sharma suffered a rare twin failure in the Chennai Test match. Rohit, for the fourth time in his Test career, got out for single-digit scores in both innings.

Unhappy with the decision, Hasan Mahmud returned for his next over. He bowled a good-length ball around off that slightly seamed away, opening up the Indian captain. Rohit defended with soft hands, but the outside edge carried to second slip, where Shanto crouched to snaffle it with both hands. The Indian captain had to depart for 6 (19) [4s-1].

Ravindra Jadeja revealed the target India would like to give Bangladesh in the final innings. India are currently leading by 308 runs at the end of Day 2.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma made a big mistake by not opting for DRS on an lbw appeal from pacer Mohammed Siraj on Day 2 of the 1st India vs Bangladesh Test in Chennai.

Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant got an appeal for DRS wrong as seamer Mohammed Siraj was proven right read more Mohammed Siraj celebrates the wicket of Bangladesh's Najmul Hossain Shanto on the second day of the first Test.

The one little blemish, if one has to pinpoint, for India, however, was a DRS error committed by captain Rohit Sharma against Bangladesh opener Zakir Hasan. Bowling the fourth over, Mohammed Siraj had the left-hander stone dead,