On day two of the Test, India leads Bangladesh by 308 runs, with Ashwin scoring 113. A humorous video surfaced showing Rohit Sharma pranking Shubman Gill, prompting laughter from Kohli and the team.

The Indian camp had a funny moment during Day 2 of the ongoing first Test match between India and Bangladesh, in Chennai.

Rohit casually hit Shubham gill on his jaw Virat to Rohit: They're showing us on screen (Then all started laughing GG, VK and Rohit's reaction was priceless 😭😂😂) pic.twitter.com/C8tG8eAaEZ

The Indian camp was all smiles on Day 2 of the first Test against Bangladesh. A video of Rohit Sharma pulling a joke on Shubman Gill went viral on social media.

Shubman Gill slammed an unbeaten 119 from 176 balls in the third innings of the first Test vs Bangladesh. This was his 5th century in the history of the World Test Championship. He now goes past Virat Kohli,

The Indian dugout was in splits after Rohit Sharma was caught hitting Shubman Gill on his jaw playfully during the Chennai Test match. Kohli, Rohit and Shubman shared a light moment as India dominated Bangladesh on Day 2 in Chennai.

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On the second day of the first Test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai, a light-hearted moment occurred when Rohit Sharma playfully tapped Shubman Gill on the jaw, prompting a witty remark from Virat Kohli that amused everyone.

The twist came after Kohli left the field as TV replay confirmed there was a nick as the ball went past Kohli's bats before hitting the pads. As UltraEdge showed spike, Rohit Sharma and Richard Kettleborough,

J asprit Bumrah's artistry seemed incomprehensible for an out of sorts Bangladesh batting line-up as India took complete control of the opening Test with an overall lead of 308 ru

Batting in the second innings on Day 2, Virat was dismissed for 17 off 37 after stand-in umpire Richard Kettleborough deemed him lbw. However, replays suggested that Virat had hit the ball with his bat before the ball hit his pads while he did not opt for the Decision Review System (DRS).