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Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja (Source: X)
The chemistry between the Indian players is very entertaining as they keep on amusing their fans every once in a while. In the ongoing game between India and Bangladesh, Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja were seen mimicking bowler Jaspirt Bumrah. A heartwarming video went viral where the players tried to copy Bumrah's bowling action in front of the bowler before the beginning of his over.
The cameraman captured the funny incident and showed it during the match. This was great proof of how the Indian team has camaraderie among each other. Well, this isn't the first time Kohli has mimicked Bumrah's bowling action. The video went viral on social media as the fans enjoyed the friendship and the mischieves done by the players in between the match.
Virat Kohli and Jadeja mimics Bumrah's bowling action infront of him 😭🤣 pic.twitter.com/fRLvNOFAPG
— Vahini🕊️ (@fairytaledustt_) September 27, 2024
Moreover, the 1st day of the 2nd Test match ended due to bad lighting and constant rain. The game halted for a while, but because of torrential rain, the umpires called the day. In 35 overs, Bangladesh scored 107 runs at the loss of three wickets. After having a horrible 1st Test match venture, Mominul Haque has finally risen to the occasion and scored 40 runs off 81 balls, including seven boundaries.
Bangladesh's poor performance continues
After having a brilliant series against Pakistan, Bangladesh players expected to do the same in India as well. However, their expectations fell immensely after the 1st Test match against India, where they lost the game by 280 runs. The batters failed to perform in the 2nd innings where captain Shanto was trying his best from the other end.
Moreover, in the 2nd Test, things have been the same so far. The visitors have scored just 107-3 which isn't a good score at all. While they still have time to make amends, it seems impossible since the batters aren't taking up the responsibility and performing well.