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.

Jasprit Bumrah stunned Shadman Islam with an in-swinger, leading to Bangladesh's collapse at 149. India, set a strong target of 376, saw significant contributions from Ashwin and Jaiswal, the latter breaking a 147-year-old record by scoring over 750 runs in his first 10 home innings.

Bangladesh escaped the frying pan with four quick wickets to bowl India out early on the second morning, but jumped straight into the fire of the relentless Indian bowling attack, getting bowled out in just 47.

Since his return to Test cricket earlier this year against England, Bumrah has already conjured moments of brilliance that fans would remember for years to come. When India were left dazed and confused by Bazball, it was Bumrah who brought them back and ultimately showed the way.

India skipper Rohit Sharma decided not to enforce the follow-on after collecting a 227-run first innings lead, opting to give his bowlers some rest after operating in the hot and humid conditions in Chennai.

Indian wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel praised pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah's adaptability across various pitches during the ongoing Test series against Bangladesh. Jurel highlighted Bumrah's special ability to maintain performance despite conditions or injuries.

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah has joined an elite club by becoming the 10th Indian bowler to take 400 wickets across all formats. His remarkable achievement came during the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai.

Jasprit Bumrah has entered an elite club in international cricket, achieving the milestone in 196 matches. India dominated the first Test against Bangladesh, bowling them out for 149 runs in response to 376,