IND vs BAN: Chepauk Wicket Is Proving to Be a Graveyard for Batsmen! Becomes the second day

Fierce Competition on the Field

India and Bangladesh are currently facing off in the second Test match at the Chepauk Stadium in Chennai. The pitch has proven to be extremely challenging for batsmen, with both teams struggling to post significant totals. India was bowled out for just 252 runs in their first innings, while Bangladesh managed only 227 runs in reply.

Spinners Dominate the Game

The spinners have played a major role in the match so far. India's Ravichandran Ashwin and Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz have picked up the majority of wickets. Ashwin has been particularly impressive, taking 5 wickets for just 43 runs in the first innings. Shakib al Hasan is Bangladesh's leading scorer with 84 runs.

Match Resumes Today

The match will resume on the third day on Saturday. India will be hoping to build a substantial lead in their second innings, while Bangladesh will need to find a way to bat more effectively against Ashwin and the other Indian spinners. The match is evenly poised, and either team could emerge victorious.

Experts Weigh In

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar believes that the Chepauk pitch is one of the most challenging in the world for batsmen. "It's a very difficult pitch to bat on," Gavaskar said. "The ball keeps low and turns a lot, which makes it very difficult for batsmen to score runs." Bangladesh coach Russell Domingo admitted that the pitch is a concern for his team. "It's a very challenging pitch," Domingo said. "We need to find a way to bat better against the Indian spinners."