In the first test between India and Bangladesh, India was given five penalty runs as a result of a rare incident that occurred on the field

A very unusual occurrence has place during the first test match between India and Bangladesh, which is currently taking place at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram. As a result, the visitors were given five penalty runs.

On Thursday, the incident occurred during India’s first innings when a throw from a Bangladesh fielder hit the helmet, which was kept on the ground behind wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan. The helmet was kept on the ground behind wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan.

In accordance with the regulations of the game of cricket, Bangladesh was given a penalty of five runs, which were then given to India. At that point, the team captained by KL Rahul had already reached the milestone of 300 runs, and Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav were at the crease.

Ashwin played an edged shot off of Taijul Islam’s delivery on the second ball of the 112th over. As the ball made its way toward the third man boundary, the opportunity presented itself for the Indian pair of Ashwin and Kuldeep to take a few.

At this point, a throw from a Bangladeshi fielder positioned in the third man spot struck the helmet.

On Day 2 of the first test match between India and Bangladesh, on Thursday, India’s first innings total was 404 runs before they were bowled out. After starting the day at 278 for six, Ravichandran Ashwin (58) reached his fifty, while Kuldeep Yadav also added a critical 40 runs to assist India in moving above the 400-run mark.

For India, the players with the highest scores were Cheteshwar Pujara (90) and Shreyas Iyer (86).

Spinners Taijul Islam (four wickets for 133 runs) and Mehidy Hasan Miraz (four wickets for 112 runs) were responsible for the majority of the damage, while pacers Ebadat Hossain (one wicket for 70 runs) and Khaled Ahmed (one wicket for 43 runs) also contributed with one wicket apiece.