Ind vs Ban 2nd Test: India clinches 2-0 series after 7-wicket victory over Bangladesh

Ind vs Ban 2nd Test: Bangladesh managed only 233 runs in their first innings, with India's bowlers showcasing precision and discipline. In response, India put up 285 runs in their first innings, taking a 52-run lead.

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Ind vs Ban 2nd Test: Team India wrapped up the Test series against Bangladesh with a convincing 7-wicket victory in the second Test match held in Kanpur. Despite rain delays affecting the first three days of play, India made a strong comeback, leading to a 2-0 series win. India had earlier secured a massive 280-run victory in the first Test.

Match Recap: Day-by-day highlights

The Kanpur Test seemed poised for a draw after rain interruptions during the initial three days. However, India’s powerful batting on Day 4 and exceptional bowling on Day 5 turned the tide in their favor. Bangladesh struggled to mount a strong offense, while India's discipline in both bowling and batting helped them seal the victory.

India dominates Bangladesh on day 4 and 5

After taking control on Day 4, India left Bangladesh with little room to breathe. The hosts set a manageable target of 95 runs for India after bowling out Bangladesh for 146 in their second innings. India easily chased down the target on the final day, losing only three wickets along the way.

Bangladesh struggles with the bat

Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bowl first, a decision that proved advantageous for India. Bangladesh managed only 233 runs in their first innings, with India's bowlers showcasing precision and discipline. In response, India put up 285 runs in their first innings, taking a 52-run lead. Bangladesh's batting woes continued in their second innings, where they were restricted to just 146, setting India a modest target of 95 to win the match.

India’s chase leads to winning the series

In pursuit of 95, India comfortably reached the target, losing only three wickets. Despite some early jitters, India's top order held steady to bring the team home, securing a comprehensive 7-wicket win in the match and clinching the series 2-0.