/ Mominul unbeaten, Bangladesh all out for 233

India wrapped up Bangladesh’s first innings soon after Lunch as the Tigers got bundled out for 233, losing their remaining four wickets for just 28 runs in the second session on Day 4 of the second Test at the Green Park Stadium today.
Mominul Haque remained unbeaten on a splendid 107 as Bangladesh lost their last four wickets in just 8.2 overs in the second session.
For India, Jasprit Bumrah claimed three wickets while Mohammad Siraj, Ravichandran Ashwin and Akash Deep took two wickets each.
Soon after Lunch, Bumrah struck in consecutive overs, getting Mehedi Hasan Miraz caught at slip for 20 and rattling Taijul Islam’s off stump for five.
Siraj then brought Bangladesh closer to the end by getting Hasan Mahmud trapped LBW for one and then Ravindra Jadeja hit the final nail in the coffin by getting Khaled Ahmed caught and bowled, claiming his 300th wicket in Tests.
Earlier, Bangladesh resumed their first innings on 107-3 after Day 2 and 3 saw no play due to rain and a wet outfield.
Mominul brought up his 13th Test ton as Bangladesh went into Lunch on 205-6.
With around four and a half sessions left, a draw still seems like the likeliest conclusion of the match. However, hosts India will stand with a chance of producing a result if their batters can quickly surpass Bangladesh’s tally and earn a lead.
 
Mominul Haque brought up a splendid century but the morning session belonged to India as Bangladesh lost three wickets in the session to go into Lunch on 205-6 on Day 4 of the second Test at the Green Park Stadium today.
Mominul is unbeaten on 102 alongside Mehedi Hasan Miraz, who is batting on six, as the visitors are down to their last recognised batting pair. 
A total of 31 overs were bowled in the extended morning session, where Bangladesh added 98 runs after resuming the day’s play on 107-3.
Shakib Al Hasan was the third batter to fall in the session, getting caught brilliantly by Mohammad Siraj at mid-off. In the delivery before his dismissal, Shakib charged down the wicket against Ravichandran Ashwin and hit him over the in-field for a boundary. He tried to do the same in the following ball but this time mistimed the shot and was caught one-handed by Siraj.
Before Shakib, Liton Das had also paid the price after charging down the wicket, getting caught by Rohit Sharma for 13 off the bowling of Siraj. 
Earlier, Mushfiqur Rahim (11) was the first batter to depart, leaving a Jasprit Bumrah delivery that crashed onto his stumps.
Mominul, who resumed the day’s play on 40, remained impervious to the wickets falling at the other end, looked solid in defence and was quick to pounce on scoring opportunities.
He did survive one close call in the penultimate over of the session when he was on 95 as he edged a ball off Siraj wide of Virat Kohli at first slip, who jumped to his left and got his hand to it but couldn’t hold on. 
Mominul swept Ashwin for a boundary in the following over to complete his 13th Test century. 
Earlier, Bangladesh resumed their first innings on 107-3 in 35 overs after rain and wet outfield allowed no play on the second and third day.
 
Bangladesh lost their second wicket of the day as Liton Das departed courtesy of a brilliant one-handed catch from Rohit Sharma as the visitors got reduced to 148-5 in the morning session on the fourth day in the second Test against India at the Green Park Stadium today.
Liton charged down the wicket against pacer Mohammad Siraj and tried to smash the ball over the in-field. But Rohit, who was at mid-wicket, got his right hand up in a flash and the ball went straight into his hand.
Liton departed for 13 and his dismissal has brought Shakib Al Hasan to the middle, who joins a well-set Mominul Haque batting on 62.
 
Mushfiqur Rahim lost his off stump to Jasprit Bumrah soon after play finally resumed in Kanpur following two days of inaction due to rain and a wet outfield as Bangladesh got reduced to 112-4 in the morning session on the fourth day in the second Test against India at the Green Park Stadium today.
Mushfiqur, who was unbeaten on six since the opening day, left a Bumrah delivery which came in sharply and crashed into his off stump. The veteran batter departed for 11.
Mominul Haque, unbeaten on 40, has been joined by Liton Das.
Earlier, Bangladesh resumed their first innings on 107-3 in 35 overs on a sunny day in Kanpur.