Dhowan in the record books

This test for Afghanistan must be historic. Their debut today in the elite version of cricket. Shikhar Dhawan has written on the history page of the Afghans in Bengaluru or in the history page of Bengaluru. The Rashid Khan-Mujibur Rahman now has a lot of discussion with the two Indian bowlers, who have taken the name of the Indian openers on the record sheet. The sixth and the first Indian batsman to appear in the first day of the morning session

Dhawan was so aggressive that if it was not white dress then it could not be a test match! India have taken the first session of the first Test of Bengaluru in 15 overs without any wicket in 27 overs. Dhawan, who scored a century in 87, is unbeaten 104 runs. Murali Vijay has 41 runs in the wicket.

The list of batsmen who have seen three figures in the first session of the Test is not very big. Only six batsmen have the chance to set this record in the 141-year history of the Test. Victor Trampar, the first batsman to get a century before lunch On the first day of the 1902 Old Trafford Test against England, Trumpar has completed his lunch after 104 runs! Australia at 173 for 1 at lunch After the tramper before lunch, Charlie MacTurney, Sir Donald Bradman, Majid Khan and David Warner have scored centuries before lunch.

Dhawan has pulled out the name of this elite list by throwing the Afghan bowlers around the field today. It is wrong to say 'Afghan bowlers'; Dhawan has beaten Rashid and Mujib Twenty-two successive bowling balls are both well-discussed. In the first session, Dhawan used to blame T20 and Test difference. Earlier, over an over in the afternoon, Hyderabad's team-mate Rasheed hit three fours in an over, before that in the 20th over, 3, 4, 6, 4! Mujib four in four in one over! Rashid was dismissed for 51 runs in 7.28 in 7 overs. In the Twenty20, the Afghan leg spinner, who is accustomed to miserly bowling, he is playing in the stomach! Mujib was more worried, and was out for 32 runs in 4 overs.