Team India has Reached Chennai for the Bangladesh Tests; Essential Players to Join Camps

Team India, the Indian test cricket team reached Chennai for the test series against Bangladesh test much awaited. After losing the ODI series to Sri Lanka, the team’s fortunes have taken a turn. The Test series is viewed as one of the main doors towards India taking part in World Test Championship (WTC) finals, and their first match against Bangladesh test at MA Chidambaram Stadium seems to provide them with an opportunity to prepare.

Stars like Jasprit Bumrah, Rishab Pant, and KL Rahul were seen arriving at Chennai Airport on Thursday night when the team assembled there. Among them were other players who had come to prepare for red-ball format games. The Indian team is looking forward to their next ODI match despite their recent loss in order to start the WTC season well. Key members such as Bumrah who is making his return to Test cricket and Pant who earned his spot through a solid performance in the Duleep Trophy should play important roles too.

After being absent from the squad for some time, Jasprit Bumrah is rejoining the Test setup. By partially introducing Bumrah into the equation who is known for his speed and accuracy he may help elsewhere, but with him comes back veteran batter Virat Kohli into the Test fold much anticipated by many. Kohli who last played in the South Africa series will aim at regaining his form and contributing to India’s success in the forthcoming games.

On the other hand, Bangladesh enters this series high on morale following their overwhelming victory over Pakistan in Rawalpindi. The Bangla Tigers put up a dominating show to hand out a beating that was too severe for Pakistan. They would be looking to transfer their winning momentum into the series against India. Facing India at home would be not easy for Bangladesh test since they are fronted by a strong lineup made up of Rohit Sharma, R Ashwin, and Ravindra Jadeja.

India will play Bangladesh in what will be their first Test match at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. This game will mark the opening fixture of the IDFC FIRST Bank Test series which promises to be an interesting involvement. Fans can’t wait for their favorite stars to step onto the field and dive between the seamsters all for free through platforms like Winexch where they can watch live cricket for free.

India’s squad for the first Test has a robust line-up packed with Rohit Sharma (C), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant (WK) leading the batting charge. The base bowling group will be led by Jasprit Bumrah; he will work with Mohd Siraj as well as spinners R Ashwin, R Jadeja or Kuldeep Yadav. There are also emerging talents such as Yash Dayal and Dhruv Jurel (WK) who may get a chance to showcase themselves.

For both sides, the upcoming Test series is vital but especially for India if they want to regain their momentum and finish at the top in the WTC final. Indeed Indian cricketing powerhouse still has its star players back in business while forming again into a brilliant red-ball team.

FAQ

• Who are the players that have joined the Indian team camp in Chennai?

Jasprit Bumrah, Rishabh Pant, and KL Rahul are there in Chennai taking part in the Test series against Bangladesh.

• Where will the first Test match between India and Bangladesh be played?

MA Chidambaram (Chepauk) stadium situated in Chennai, Tamil Nadu will be used for this match.

• Why is this Test series significant to Team India?

It is an opening step towards securing a berth into the World Test Championship (WTC) final by India.

• What was Bangladesh’s recent form before their series meeting with India?

Before this tournament, Bangladeshi players had just beaten Pakistan comprehensively during the Rawalpindi Tests; thus they came into this match full of confidence.

• What are some free platforms where fans can watch the India vs. Bangladesh test series?

Fans can watch live cricket for free on sites such as Winexch; where they can catch all the thrills from the test matches.