2nd test match india vs bangladesh

IND vs BAN 2nd Test 2022 Live Streaming: Stand-in skipper K L Rahul would be eager to overcome his lean patch as India are expected go for the kill in the second Test against Bangladesh, beginning here on Thursday, to strengthen their position in the World Test Championship. The race for the top-two spots in the WTC standings has become more interesting with India (55.77 PCT) moving up to the second position following South Africa’s (54.55 PCT) heavy loss to Australia (76.92 PCT) in two-day Gabba Test. The upcoming home series against Australia will be decisive in India’s bid for a second straight WTC final but they also can’t afford any slip-ups against Bangladesh, who showed plenty of fight in the first Test after a poor first innings with the bat. From maiden Test win as Bangladesh vs India, 2nd Test match will begin at 9 AM IST. The toss will take place at 8:30 AM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast Bangladesh vs India, 2nd Test match? Bangladesh vs India, 2nd Test match will be broadcasted live on Where to watch live streaming of the Bangladesh vs India, 2nd Test match? The live streaming of Bangladesh vs India, 2nd Test match will be available on SonyLIV app. BAN vs IND Squads Bangladesh: Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mominul Haque, Yasir Ali, Mushfiqur Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan (c), Litton Das, Nurul Hasan, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Taijul Islam, Taskin Ahmed, Khaled Ahmed, Zakir Hasan, Rejaur Rahman Raja.

Bangladesh players appeal for India's Virat Kohli wicket during the third day of the second cricket Test match between Bangladesh and India, in Dhaka. (AP) IND vs BAN Day 3 Highlights: Off-spinner Mehidy Hasan claimed 3/12 on day three as Bangladesh hunted a stunning series-levelling win by reducing India to 45-4 as the touring team chased a victory target of 145 in the second cricket Test on Saturday. Axar Patel was unbeaten on 26 for India, which won the first test by 188 runs, on a tricky, turning surface while nightwatchman Jaydev Unadkat was three not out. Four of the Indian top five were out for single figures after captain Shakib Al Hasan made the initial breakthrough by dismissing opposite number