[WATCH] Yashasvi Jaiswal Takes A Spectacular Catch To Dismiss Shadman Islam In IND vs BAN 2024

In the current second Test at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, Akash Deep has once again haunted Shadman Islam, taking out the opening batsman for Bangladesh in both innings. The balance of their fascinating match is now firmly in favour of the Indian pacer.

Bangladesh’s troubles began when Akash Deep trapped Islam for 24 runs off 36 balls in the first innings. The opener’s team’s momentum was hindered and his good start was cut short.

In the second innings, Akash Deep struck once more, sending the formidable Islam back to the pavilion. This follow-up shows how adept Akash is in provoking Islam and taking advantage of his weaknesses. Akash Deep has become an important player in India’s pursuit of victory after taking two significant wickets, which has increased the pressure on Bangladesh’s batting lineup.

Yashasvi Jaiswal pulls a stunning catch to dismiss Shadman Islam:

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Yashasvi Jaiswal’s exceptional fielding played a pivotal role in Shadman Islam’s crucial dismissal, boosting India’s prospects in the ongoing Kanpur Test. Shadman, comfortably batting at 50 off 101 balls, fell prey to Akash Deep’s clever delivery.

Akash’s subtle variation did the trick, as the ball moved away from Shadman, enticing him into an expansive drive. However, the Bangladeshi opener failed to account for the movement, resulting in a thick outside edge.

At gully, Jaiswal’s lightning-fast reactions changed the flow of the game. Gripping the low, crisp catch with both hands, he completed a spectacular dismissal.

This game-changing wicket restored India’s hopes of victory and confirmed Jaiswal’s rising stature among the team’s safest and most dependable fielders. The course of the match has been significantly impacted by his skill in the field.

On the fifth day of the second Test at Kanpur, India’s bowling unit as a whole contributed to the team’s success as they bowled out Bangladesh for 146. Day 4 began at 26/2, as Bangladesh continued to lose wickets at a regular rate. Only 37 runs were scored by Mushfiqur Rahim and 50 runs by Shadman Islam. Three wickets were taken by India’s Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, and Jasprit Bumrah.