Former BCCI chief selector was highly impressed with Rohit Sharma's transformation as captain in red-ball cricket.

Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed Bangladesh bowler all across the park as Team India smashed world record of fastest team fifty in Test cricket.

With a majority of play lost due to poor weather conditions, India still are eyeing for a win as they walked out to bat in the second session of Day 4.

India took 18 balls to race to a half-century, the fastest ever in Test cricket as Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal go berserk against Bangladesh in Kanpur.

After bowling out Bangladesh for 233 runs in their first innings, Rohit and Jaiswal launched an assault on the opposing bowlers, reaching the 50-run mark in just 3.0 overs—the quickest in Test history since records began.

The Indian innings began with Jaiswal collecting three successive boundaries from Hasan Mahmud's first over. It was followed by Rohit Sharma taking the gear up a notch with consecutive maximums off his first two deliveries.

India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal set new benchmarks for India on Day 4 of the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur. After hitting the fastest team fifty, he scored a rapid fifty off 31 balls and contributed to India's record-breaking fastest team hundred in Test cricket history,

Team India broke the record for fastest team fifty and fastest team hundred by getting there in three overs and ten overs respectively during day four of the second Test in Kanpur on Monday.

Jaiswal, who made his Test debut for India against the West Indies in July 2023, breaks Ajinkya Rahane's record of scoring most runs for India in one edition of the World Test Championship.