India's Cricket Triumph: Dominating Bangladesh in Rain-Hit Test

India bowled out Bangladesh for 146 in their second innings and needs 95 runs to win the rain-hit second test, securing a 2-0 series sweep. Key performances included Jadeja's and Bumrah's three-wicket hauls each which dismantled Bangladesh's batting lineup.

In a riveting turn of events, India bowled out Bangladesh for a mere 146 in their second innings on Tuesday and now requires just 95 runs over two sessions to clinch a 2-0 series sweep in the rain-hit second test. Ravindra Jadeja's impressive figures of 3-34 and Jasprit Bumrah's 3-17 dismantled Bangladesh's lineup before the lunch break on the final day.

Bangladesh, resuming at 26-2, faced an early collapse amid tough weather conditions that saw two and a half days of play lost, yet the contest remains thrillingly poised. Ravichandran Ashwin further added to Bangladesh's woes by claiming his third wicket, dismissing Mominul Haque for two.

Despite a 55-run stand between Shadman Islam (50) and skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto (19), poor shot selection and strategic bowling changes by India led to their downfall. Jadeja and Bumrah efficiently cleared the remaining batsmen, putting India in a commanding position to secure victory.

(With inputs from agencies.)