At the end of day three, India was 81/3, with Shubman Gill (33*) and Rishabh Pant (12*) unbeaten, having lost their top order consisting of Rohit (5), Jaiswal (10) and Virat (17) early. India leads by 308 runs.

It won’t escape Virat Kohli that there are twin issues – against sucker balls outside off from quicks, and against off-spin more than any other variety of spin.

Star Indian batter Virat Kohli's slump persisted in the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai, scoring only 6 and 17 in the two innings. India's top-order struggled, but remarkable partnerships helped them to a strong lead on day three.

Virat Kohli committed a massive DRS blunder on Day 2 of the first Test match against Bangladesh in Chennai on Friday. Kohli looked in good touch against the Bangladesh bowlers and he was batting on 17 off 36 deliveries with the help of two boundaries.

Virat Kohli's decision not to use DRS after being given out lbw by Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz left Rohit Sharma visibly frustrated. UltraEdge later revealed an inside edge that went unnoticed. India concluded the day at 81 for three in their second innings,

Virat Kohli's poor form in home Test match continued in the second innings of the India vs Bangladesh 1st Test. The right-handed batter with 80 international centuries to his name, hasn't had a great run with the bat in home conditions and his string of low scores continued as he departed for 17 off 37.

Captain Rohit Sharma was shocked after Virat Kohli decided to not take DRS after being given out LBW in the second innings of the Chennai Test. The replays showed that Kohli had inside edged the ball.