In a scintillating display of aggressive batting, Indian batsmen broke multiple world records for the fastest scores in Test cricket during their innings against Bangladesh at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur.

India showcased an unprecedented level of dominance as they shattered records for the fastest 50, 100, 150, 200, and 250 team totals, leaving the opposition bowlers stunned and rewriting history books.

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Which records did India break?

India’s blistering innings began with a power-packed performance from openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma.

The duo set the tone right from the start, reaching the 50-run mark in just 3 overs. By achieving this milestone, India recorded the fastest team fifty in Test cricket, surpassing the previous mark in stunning fashion.

Despite Rohit losing his wicket shortly after, Jaiswal continued his onslaught, blazing to a 31-ball half-century.

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Jaiswal’s partnership with Shubman Gill pushed India further into record-breaking territory. With their aggressive strokeplay, the team raced past 100 in just 10.1 overs, creating another record for the quickest team hundred in the history of Test cricket.

Although wickets fell at regular intervals, the Indian batsmen refused to relent. Gill’s departure and Rishabh Pant’s brief cameo didn’t slow the momentum, as the incoming batsmen maintained the high run rate.

How did India reach 200 and 250 runs so quickly?

After losing a few quick wickets, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul steadied the ship but continued attacking the Bangladesh bowlers. Their fluent strokeplay propelled India to the 200-run mark in just 24.2 overs, breaking yet another world record for the fastest team 200.

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Rahul’s half-century, which came off just 33 balls, kept the scoreboard ticking rapidly, allowing India to reach 250 in a mere 30.1 overs.

Fastest team scores by India against Bangladesh in 2nd Test

By the time the Indian innings concluded at 285/9, the team had not only gained a crucial lead but also etched their name in the annals of Test history.

The high-tempo batting approach left Bangladesh reeling and struggling to catch up.