Team India secured a dominant 280-run victory over Bangladesh in the first Test. On the fourth day, Bangladesh initially made a strong start, adding valuable runs. However, once Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja came into the attack, they dismantled the middle and lower order with precision. Jadeja’s sharp bowling proved critical, and Rohit Sharma’s brilliant catch at first slip off Litton Das’s edge highlighted their fielding effort. Together, Ashwin and Jadeja’s performance put India in control, sealing a comprehensive win over the hosts.
Rohit Sharma Took a Sharp Catch:
In the 54.4 overs, Jadeja strikes and dismisses Litton Das! A delivery outside off saw a sharp turn, drawing Das forward for a defensive shot. However, he could not cover the movement fully, and the ball caught the edge of his bat. It flew straight to the first slip where Rohit Sharma, positioned perfectly, made a simple catch. With that, Jadeja claimed his first wicket of the innings.
Litton Das’s struggle at the crease came to a swift end as his attempt to defend against the turning ball proved unsuccessful. The captain’s sharp reflexes ensured the edge didn’t go unnoticed, adding pressure to the batting side. Das managed just one run from ten balls before falling to the accurate spin of Jadeja.
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Litton Das had a brief and challenging stint at the crease, managing just 1 run from 10 balls before being dismissed. Struggling to settle against the sharp turn, he was drawn forward by a well-placed delivery and edged the ball to the slips. His early departure added pressure on his team, as he couldn’t find the rhythm to counter the bowlers during his short stay at the wicket.
Ravindra Jadeja’s Great Spell in Test Match:
In the first innings, Ravindra Jadeja delivered an impactful spell, finishing with figures of 8 overs, 2 maidens, 19 runs, and 2 wickets. His tight bowling kept the pressure on the batters, conceding very few runs while picking up crucial breakthroughs. Jadeja’s ability to maintain a disciplined line and length made it difficult for the opposition to score freely. His economical spell played a key role in restricting the flow of runs, as well as disrupting the batting side’s momentum with those two important wickets.
In the second innings, Ravindra Jadeja delivered a longer, impactful spell, finishing with figures of 15.1 overs, 2 maidens, 58 runs, and 3 wickets. His persistence paid off as he continued to challenge the batters with his consistent line and subtle variations. Despite the opposition trying to counter him, Jadeja’s skillful bowling brought three crucial breakthroughs, making a significant impact on the game. His ability to control the flow of runs while taking wickets proved instrumental in applying pressure on the batting side during this extended spell.
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