Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten century while Rishabh Pant marked his return with a solid performance, helping India set a target of 515 against Bangladesh on Day 3 of the first Test at Chepauk. Gill expressed joy over Pant’s comeback.

Indian cricket fans were glad to see Rishabh Pant back to his very best as if he was never missing, with the wicketkeeper scoring a brisk century in his comeback Test in India’s winning effort over Bangladesh in Chennai.

Rishabh Pant revealed his great off-field bond with Shubman Gill, which helped them to build a great partnership of 167 runs vs Bangladesh in the 1st Test. Both the batters scored hundreds as India won the Test by 280 runs.

Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant emerged as two of the heroes in the India vs Bangladesh 1st Test. The left-hand-right-hand combo picked apart the visitors in the 2nd innings in Chennai, setting up a typical ousting as a ginormous target of 515 has never been chased in the history of the game.

India's star wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant attributed his successful partnership with Shubman Gill during the second innings against Bangladesh to their strong off-field relationship. Their 167-run stand was pivotal for India's win.

Following his century in the first Test against Bangladesh, Shubman Gill recounted a humorous incident with Rishabh Pant during their 167-run partnership. Centuries from Gill and Pant set India up with a massive 515-run target in Chennai.

One of the biggest moments of the India vs Bangladesh Test match was the return of Rishabh Pant . The wicketkeeper-batter made his long-awaited comeback in red-ball cricket for the Men in Blue as the star cricketer wreaked havoc.

Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill shone with centuries on day three of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai. The duo shared a light-hearted moment with Pant repeatedly hitting Gill's bat to celebrate.

Star Indian cricketer Shubman Gill expressed his delight in witnessing Rishabh Pant score his first half-century and century post-comeback during the second inning of the first Test match against Bangladesh.

India's Rishabh Pant enjoyed the experience of setting the field against himself in the opening test against Bangladesh in Chennai, the maverick wicketkeeper-batsman said. Pant made a belligerent hundred in his first test since a horrific car accident in 2022 as India thumped Bangladesh by 280 runs in the series opener at the M.