Fresh from their first-ever Test series win over Pakistan, Bangladesh will chase more Cricket history when they face India in Chennai from Thursday.

Bangladesh players hit the ground ahead of the first Test against India, sweating it out under the sun in Chennai. Led by Najmul Hossain Shanto, Bangladesh enter the series high on confidence after earning their first ever win and maiden series win against Pakistan in Pakistan.

There were quite a few Bangladesh players who stood out in the two-match series against Pakistan, and come the India series, those players could once again make a significant impact.

Bangladesh's recent clean sweep against Pakistan on their home turf has earned them significant respect in the Indian cricketing community.

India are focused on making a strong start to their home test season and will not view their two-match series with Bangladesh merely as preparation for their tour of Australia later this year, skipper Rohit Sharma said on Tuesday.

Bangladesh are touring India for a bilateral series for only the third time overall, and the first time since 2019. They recently achieved their biggest Test success so far, beating Pakistan 2-0 in Pakistan.

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Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha said that Bangladesh can test their skills and will get to know about where they stand as a team when they face India in the two-match Test series.

Former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer hails the Bangladesh cricket team ahead of the two-Test match series against India which is scheduled to start from September 19.

India is all set to host Bangladesh in a two match Test series at home. The first Test match will take place at MA Chidambram stadium in Chennai from September 19th. Ahead of the Test series, the Bangladesh Cricket Team touched down in Chennai to kickstart their away series.

Bangladesh head coach Chandika Hathurusingha feels playing against cricketing powerhouse India will give his team a fair assessment of where it stands internationally, as he looks forward to relishing