Rohit Sharma has won the toss and sent Bangladesh in to bat in the second cricket test as India chases a series sweep. India won the first test in Chennai by 280 runs.

He said the simple working style of skipper Rohit Sharma made life easy for him when he came to the Indian side. "I had hesitation initially that there would be pressure, but Rohit bhaiya made things so simple.

Rohit Sharma's focus is on countering Bangladesh's spin attack, with the Indian team preparing for a challenging Test series, while Bangladesh's captain remains hopeful that strong performances over five days could tilt the series in their favor.

India star batter Virat Kohli just needs 35 runs in the second Test match between India and Bangladesh to break cricketing god Sachin Tendulkar's record.

Rohit Sharma’s India is set to face Najmul Hossain Shanto’s Bangladesh in the second Test at Kanpur’s Green Park Stadium. After suffering a 280-run thrashing in Chennai during the first Test, Bangladesh will be eager to bounce back and level the series.