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IND vs BAN: 18 wickets and 437 runs in one day in Kanpur Test, India-Bangladesh match in thrilling condition

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Tezzbuzz|01-10-2024

IND vs BAN 2nd Test Day 4 : India-Bangladesh 2nd Test has reached a very exciting turn. A total of 18 wickets fell and 437 runs were scored on the fourth day at Kanpur's Green Park. Yashasvi Jaiswal along with other Indian batsmen batted stormily.

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