Rishabh Pant struck a century on his return to test cricket as India reduced Bangladesh to 158-4 at stumps on day three of the first test.

"There are two batters in India. The second is Rishabh Pant. The first one was Virender Sehwag, whose defence was attacking. He used to go after the boundary on the first ball. Rishabh Pant came, whose defence is attack. He plays shots and plays well against Bangladesh. He won hearts," Basit said on his YouTube channel.

Rahul Dravid said Gautam Gambhir would be a great coach because of his experience as a player and coach (in the IPL).

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Centuries from Gill and Rishabh Pant helped India set a massive 515 run target in the first Test at Chennai. The two future batting stars for India took Bangladeshi bowling apart with some ruthless hitting,

After Virat Kohli failed to score big upon his Test return in India's first Test match against Bangladesh, it seems like he is determined to get back in form. Kohli was seen practising in the nets near the ground while the match was going on during Day 3.

Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill's centuries propelled India to declare their second innings at 287 for 4 on the third day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai. Bangladesh responded with a score of 158 for four before poor light halted play.

Mushfiqur Rahim went past Tamim Iqbal to become the all-time top run-scorer for Bangladesh in international cricket.

Early stumps were called due to bad light, despite India’s captain Rohit Sharma requesting the continuation of play with spin bowlers.