The Indian all-terrain vehicle Ravichandran AshwinThe remarkable innings was finished by Bangladesh pacer Taskin Ahmed on the second day of the ongoing first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Friday, September 20.
The crowd at the MA Chidambaram Stadium erupted in cheers as the Indian bowler reached three figures. However, Ashwin was able to add to his century for just 13 runs on the second day before falling to Taskin, but he has already taken India into a great position in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai.
Ravichandran Ashwin bows out to a standing ovation after scoring a century in Chennai Test
As Ashwin left the field, the home crowd honoured their local hero with a standing ovation, acknowledging his brave and composed innings when Team India Most needed in the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh.
It was a proud moment not just for Ashwin but for the entire Chennai crowd who witnessed their hometown hero shine under pressure.
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Ashwin’s century played a crucial role in stabilising India’s innings after the initial setbacks against Bangladesh.
