India achieved a significant milestone by securing more Test wins than losses for the first time. This victory brings their Test record to 179 wins against 178 losses, marking a new era in Indian cricket.
Ravichandran Ashwin scored his sixth Test century, making it his first against Bangladesh. His 199-run partnership with Ravindra Jadeja set a record for the highest seventh-wicket stand in Chennai.
Bangladesh’s Hasan Mahmud became the first Bangladeshi bowler to take a five-wicket haul in Tests in India. His impressive figures of 5/83 included crucial wickets of India's top order.
Jasprit Bumrah reached 400 international wickets, becoming the sixth Indian pacer to achieve this. He did it in just 227 innings, showcasing his exceptional talent across formats.
Bangladesh struggled significantly, bowled out for 149 runs in just three sessions. This marked their second-lowest total in India, following their 106 runs in 2019.
Virat Kohli crossed 12,000 international runs at home, becoming only the second Indian after Sachin Tendulkar to reach this milestone, further solidifying his legendary status.
Rishabh Pant equaled MS Dhoni’s record for the most Test centuries by an Indian wicketkeeper, achieving his sixth century and placing him among the elite keepers in cricket history.
India declared their second innings at 287/4, setting a mammoth target of 515 runs for Bangladesh. This is the highest target ever set at Chepauk Stadium, breaking previous records.
With his 37th five-wicket haul, Ashwin equaled Shane Warne's record. At 38 years old, he became the oldest Indian to achieve a five-wicket haul in Tests, surpassing Vinoo Mankad.
Ashwin recorded a century and a five-wicket haul in the same match for the fourth time, trailing only Ian Botham in this exclusive club. His all-round performance was pivotal in India's victory.