After taking a clean sweep against Bangladesh in Test Cricket, Team India is now in action against the Bangla Tigers in the shortest format of the game. After the match at the Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground in Gwalior,

Suryakumar Yadav's young Team India has arrived in New Delhi for their second T20I against Bangladesh. The hosts had thrashed the visitors by seven wickets in the first match in Gwalior and so a win in the national capital would seal a series victory.

India, captained by Suryakumar Yadav, triumphed over Bangladesh by 7 wickets in the 1st T20I. Hardik Pandya’s impressive performance included 39 runs off 16 balls. Post-match, a warm embrace between Pandya and Yadav highlighted the team’s camaraderie.

The Indian cricket team continues its terrific form in the T20I format. It defeated Bangladesh by 7 wickets in the first T20I of the three-match series on Sunday.

Just like their captain, Sanju Samson and Hardik Pandya were in fine touch -- piling pressure on the struggling Bangladesh bowlers

The skipper seemed excited about the long-term prospects of having the country's fastest bowler Mayank Yadav fast-tracked into the international arena and another seam bowling all-rounder Nitish Reddy being inducted into the roster.

Suryakumar Yadav has revealed the players who will be opening the innings in the India vs Bangladesh 1st T20I in Gwalior. The Men in Blue are set to take on the Bangla Tigers for a three-match series from October 6 onwards.

Abhishek Sharma, who made his T20I debut for India back in July 2024, showed his prowess with 125 runs from four innings that also included a ton. Abhishek, who had to move down the order to accomodate Yashasvi Jaiswal at the top,

India's Hardik Pandya blasted an unbeaten 39 off 16 balls to complete a modest chase and secure a thumping seven-wicket victory with nearly eight overs to spare in the first T20 International against Bangladesh on Sunday.

Leg-break bowler Varun Chakravarthy takes 3-31 on his return to international cricket as India beats Bangladesh by seven wickets with 49 balls remaining in the first Twenty20.