Day 4 was a day of records when Indian batters went in blitzkrieg mode and scored 285/9 wickets before declaring their first innings after skittling out Bangladesh for just 235. The Indian batters would then go hell for leather at the Bangla bowlers scoring the fastest 50, 100, 150, 200 and 250 in Test history in order to get to 285.

Despite losing two days of play, India's all-round performance has given them a chance for victory on the final day in Kanpur. Bangladesh, at 26 for 2 and trailing by 26 runs, face a tough challenge as India's bowling and batting strength could still turn the match in their favor.

India is chasing 95 for victory against Bangladesh after a dramatic turnaround following 2 1/2 days of play lost because of rain or a wet outfield in the second cricket test.

IND need 95 runs to win against BAN in 4th innings in a rain-truncated game on Day-5 of the second Test at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Tuesday, the result of game will play a pivotal role WTC

India dismissed Bangladesh for 146 runs on Day 5 at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. The home side need 95 runs for victory in the second and final Test of the series, and thereby complete a clean sweep.

Murali Kartik and Athar Ali Khan say that this pitch could have some uneven bounce, balls could stay low. This is something we saw yesterday as well, with Yashasvi Jaiswal most prominently being dismissed by a delivery that stayed too low.