But early in the Bangladesh innings, Mohammed Siraj and India could have dismissed opener Zakir Hasan early if not for skipper Rohit Sharma's DRS blunder. Siraj had rapped Hasan on the pads and went up for a huge appeal in his second over. But Rohit ...

The second day of the first Test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai was filled with excitement and no shortage of action. India were bowled out for 376, losing their final four wickets for just 27 runs from the overnight score. Hasan Mahmud achieved a remarkable consecutive five-wicket haul, while Taskin Ahmed contributed with three wickets.

Rishabh Pant had to apologise to Mohammed Siraj after his DRS blunder on Day 2 of the first Test against Bangladesh.