At the end of day three, India was 81/3, with Shubman Gill (33*) and Rishabh Pant (12*) unbeaten, having lost their top order consisting of Rohit (5), Jaiswal (10) and Virat (17) early. India leads by 308 runs.

Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar compared Virat Kohli with cricketing great Sachin Tendulkar amid poor performance in Test against Bangladesh.

Indian cricket star, Virat Kohli, has joined the ranks of legendary player Sachin Tendulkar by scoring 12,000 runs on home soil. This milestone was achieved during the second day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai.

Virat Kohli's 'sledging history' with Mushfiqur Rahim came a point of discussion on commentary during Day 2 of the first Test match between India and Bangladesh in Chennai.

On day two of the Test, India leads Bangladesh by 308 runs, with Ashwin scoring 113. A humorous video surfaced showing Rohit Sharma pranking Shubman Gill, prompting laughter from Kohli and the team.

Star Indian batter Virat Kohli's slump persisted in the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai, scoring only 6 and 17 in the two innings. India's top-order struggled, but remarkable partnerships helped them to a strong lead on day three.

Senior India batter Virat Kohli completed 12,000 runs in international cricket at home. Kohli became the second player, only behind Sachin Tendulkar to achieve this feat.

Virat Kohli struggled to make a mark in the second innings of the Chennai Test, as he failed to notice an edge off his bat after being dismissed lbw.

On the second day of the first Test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai, a light-hearted moment occurred when Rohit Sharma playfully tapped Shubman Gill on the jaw, prompting a witty remark from Virat Kohli that amused everyone.

The Indian dugout was in splits after Rohit Sharma was caught hitting Shubman Gill on his jaw playfully during the Chennai Test match. Kohli, Rohit and Shubman shared a light moment as India dominated Bangladesh on Day 2 in Chennai.

Batting in the second innings on Day 2, Virat was dismissed for 17 off 37 after stand-in umpire Richard Kettleborough deemed him lbw. However, replays suggested that Virat had hit the ball with his bat before the ball hit his pads while he did not opt for the Decision Review System (DRS).