Playing in just his second Test, Akash showcased grit and determination, but soon found himself the target of a wayward throw.

India wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant apologised to Mohammed Siraj on Day 2 of the second Test against Bangladesh after his DRS error denied him a wicket.

The second day of the first Test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai was filled with excitement and no shortage of action. India were bowled out for 376, losing their final four wickets for just 27 runs from the overnight score. Hasan Mahmud achieved a remarkable consecutive five-wicket haul, while Taskin Ahmed contributed with three wickets.

The Indian team skipper Rohit Sharma talked to Pant who was standing behind the stumps whether to go for the DRS (Decision Review System). After a while, Pant felt that the ball might be going down the leg side.

The one little blemish, if one has to pinpoint, for India, however, was a DRS error committed by captain Rohit Sharma against Bangladesh opener Zakir Hasan. Bowling the fourth over, Mohammed Siraj had the left-hander stone dead,

After Siraj finished the over, the ball tracking showed that the ball was pitching in line and was hitting the leg stump.