The Indian cricket team won the rain-affected Kanpur Test by seven wickets on Tuesday (October 1), completing a 2-0 series triumph for Bangladesh in a two-match Test series. The squad captained by Rohit Sharma had previously won the first Test of the series by 280 runs.

The Indian team’s success is a significant milestone in their quest to qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) table for 2023–25. Currently leading the leaderboard with an amazing 74.24% victory percentage is the two-time finalist.

The host squad discovered a number of heroes during the two-match Test series who stepped up to secure a sweeping series victory against a formidable Bangladeshi side that was riding high on confidence after its triumph over Pakistan in a two-match series played away from home last month.

Indian Players’ Ratings Against Bangladesh in the Test Series

Rohit Sharma: 3 out of 10.

Rohit Sharma’s dismal performance in the Test match against Bangladesh continued as he managed only 42 runs in four innings, including three single-digit scores. But in the first over of the second Test, he had a remarkable cameo, scoring 23 runs off only 11 balls, including a six off the opening ball of his innings. As always, the Indian captain’s leadership was excellent.

Jaiswal Yashasvi, 9.

In the Kanpur Test, Yashasvi Jaiswal earned the Man of the Match (MOTM) title after scoring three half-centuries in four innings, extending his amazing start to his Test career. Jaiswal scored four innings at a 47.25 average and amassed 189 runs.

Shubman Gill scored a 7 out of 10.

Shubman Gill began the series with a duck but struck a magnificent century in the first Test’s second innings. With 164 runs in four innings at an average of 54.66, Gill concluded the series.

Virat Kohli: 4 out of 10.

Nine months after starting a Test match, Virat Kohli was removed from the game after scoring six and seventeen. But in the second Test, he was back to his usual best, scoring an explosive 47 off 35 balls in the first innings and an undefeated 29 during India’s victorious run-chase.

Rishabh Pant scores nine out of ten.

After two months, Rishabh Pant rejoined the whites, and he didn’t take long to prove to the world why he is already the best wicket-keeper batsman in Test cricket history for India. Pant scored a century in the Chennai Test and amassed 161 runs at an average of 53.66 in four innings.

Rahul KL, 6/1o

KL Rahul performed well in the Kanpur Test, scoring 68 runs in 43 balls, after a disappointing performance in the Chenani Test. Rahul finished the series with an average of 53.00 and 106 runs in three innings.

10/10 for Ravindra Jadeja

In terms of Test cricket, Ravindra Jadeja has not stopped demonstrating why he is the finest all-rounder in the world of cricket. Jadeja scored 94 runs in two innings, including an important 86 in the Chennai Test’s first innings. In the series, he also took nine wickets.

10/10 for Ravichandran Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin’s remarkable performance in the Chennai Test, which included a century and five wickets, earned him a record-tying eleventh Man of the Series title. With 11 wickets and 114 runs in two innings, he concluded the series victorious.

9/10 for Jasprit Bumrah

Despite taking a three-month vacation from the game, Jasprit Bumrah was at his deadly best with the ball and once again made all the difference for the Indian squad. In two games, Bombay claimed 11 wickets, including two four-wicket hauls and two three-wicket hauls.

Eight out of ten for Akash Deep

Following an outstanding debut against England earlier this year, Akash Deep made a strong case for a spot on the Australia trip with a strong performance against Bangladesh, taking five wickets at an average of 20.40 in the two games.

Mohammed Siraj: Grade of 5

Taking only four wickets at an average of 34.50 in two Test matches, Mohammed Siraj looked far from his best.