India's Test match against Afghanistan at New Chandigarh - Live Win Probability and Prediction Odds.

The stage is set for a solitary Test showdown between India and Afghanistan at the state-of-the-art New PCA Cricket Stadium in Mullan, New Chandigarh.

Afghanistan takes on India in a solitary Test encounter at the New PCA Cricket Stadium in Mullan, New Chandigarh.

India has a single Test match history with Afghanistan, dating back to 2018, where the latter made its debut as a full-fledged Test team and suffered a decisive loss.

Gautam Gambhir's tenure as India's coach has not yielded the desired results, with the team struggling to secure a Test series victory over a top-ranked rival.

India's fortunes under Gambhir's leadership have been marred by consecutive home Test series losses to New Zealand and South Africa, resulting in two clean sweeps.

Shubman Gill will lead India's full-strength team in the upcoming Test match, with Jasprit Bumrah taking a well-deserved break from competition.

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India's skipper made the call, opting for a batting approach after winning the pre-match coin flip. The sweltering heat and humidity are characteristic of Chandigarh's climate at this time. Young gun Manav Suthar is set to make his debut in Indian test cricket.

India'sskipper made the call, opting for a batting approach after winning the pre-match coin flip. The sweltering heat and humidity are characteristic of Chandigarh's climate at this time. Young gun Manav Suthar is set to make his debut in Indian test cricket.

On Day 3, Afghanistan's lunchtime score reads 18/0, with a dire outlook unfolding.

Afghanistan's batting order was dismantled in just 58.4 overs, with Manav Suthar emerging as one of the Indian bowlers to claim five or more wickets on their Test debut. The hosts have now enforced a follow- leaving Afghanistan with a significant deficit of 412 runs at the end of the first innings.

OnDay 3, Afghanistan's lunchtime score reads 18/0, with a dire outlook unfolding.

Afghanistan's battingorder was dismantled in just 58.4 overs, with Manav Suthar emerging as one of the Indian bowlers to claim five or more wickets on their Test debut. The hosts have now enforced a follow- leaving Afghanistan with a significant deficit of 412 runs at the end of the first innings.

At the close of Day 2, India hold a strong position after 39.5 overs. Manav Suthar's impressive three-wicket performance has limited Afghanistan to a precarious 113/5. Rahmat Shah remains an elusive target for the Indian bowlers, still not out on 43.

The Indians hold a commanding advantage of 451 runs heading into tomorrow's play.

Afghanistan's score after 5 overs reads 28/1: India's bowlers had five chances to take wickets, with Manav Suthar securing his first Test international wicket on the fourth ball of his debut in Mullanpur. The young bowler is impressing with spin on a parched pitch.

India's batting lineup got off to a strong start on Day 2, declaring at an impressive total of 564/8. Shubman Gill made the strategic decision to send Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav back to the pavilion shortly after, allowing Sundar to reach his half-century milestone. In the second session, India's scoring pace picked up significantly, with 89 runs added in just 17 overs. Meanwhile, Siraj contributed a valuable 22-run knock from only 12 deliveries, featuring four boundaries and a six.

Indian bowlers face a tight schedule, with approximately four-and-a-half overs remaining before tea break.

India's innings has reached a critical juncture at 475 for six wickets after 110 overs. The morning session of Day 2 saw Afghanistan mount a remarkable comeback with three crucial wickets. Shubman Gill, who had been in fine form, fell short of his century at 129 runs. Meanwhile, Rishabh Pant's Test century hopes were dashed due to poor judgment against Hasmat, while Dhruv Jurel's dismissal was a costly one for India.

Early on Day 2, Afghanistan seized the initiative by bowling first thing in the morning when conditions were at their most favorable. Their bowlers exploited the moisture to generate considerable lateral movement, which might have yielded additional breakthroughs had they utilized the DRS system more effectively.

India's batting lineup got off toa strong start on Day 2, declaring at an impressive total of 564/8. Shubman Gill made the strategic decision to send Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav back to the pavilion shortly after, allowing Sundar to reach his half-century milestone. In the second session, India's scoring pace picked up significantly, with 89 runs added in just 17 overs. Meanwhile, Siraj contributed a valuable 22-run knock from only 12 deliveries, featuring four boundaries and a six.

Shubman Gill led from the front as India reached a respectable total by stumps on Day 1, finishing at 368 for three wickets.

At his home ground, Gill achieved a notable milestone with a century. Pant's batting returned to its usual fluency, yielding a score of 50. The hosts accumulated an additional 119 runs during the final session without losing any wickets. India enjoyed a productive day on the field. Before tea on day 2, Gill will aim to contribute another 200 runs to the team's total before resuming play with the ball.

India's score stands at 249 for three after 61 overs, with Shubman Gill contributing 39 runs so far.

Rahul's 12th Test century was achieved in the 61st over, only for him to be dismissed on the very next delivery. In sweltering conditions, Rahul batted cautiously, accumulating his ton from 164 deliveries with the support of 11 boundaries. His brief celebration was short-lived as he edged a shot straight to extra cover off Zia-Ur Rahman's bowling.

India's second session concluded with a total of 209 runs on the board and they've lost two wickets. KL Rahul is dominating the innings, having reached 81 runs from an impressive 137 deliveries. Sai Sudarshan's stay was cut short after he edged Mohammad Saleem to Afsar Zazai behind the stumps for 81 off just 104 balls.

India's opening stand has reached a milestone at the halfway mark, with 153 runs scored in 36 overs so far.

The teams take a lunch break with India's score at 96/1 after completing 25 overs. KL Rahul is currently unbeaten on 37 runs, while his partner Sai Sudarshan has amassed 32 runs so far. The lone casualty of the morning session was Yashasvi Jaiswal, dismissed by Mohammad Saleem's delivery to Afsar Zazai behind the stumps.

India's opening pair has navigated the first 11 overs without loss, reaching 37 runs. KL Rahul narrowly avoided being given out caught behind off Zia-ur Rahman in the same over, but the umpire's decision stood despite a marginal edge detected by ultra-edge technology. The scoreboard currently reads 16 for Rahul and 20 not out for Yashasvi Jaiswal.

Shubman Gill ledfrom the front as India reached a respectable total by stumps on Day 1, finishing at 368 for three wickets.

India's second sessionconcluded with a total of 209 runs on the board and they've lost two wickets. KL Rahul is dominating the innings, having reached 81 runs from an impressive 137 deliveries. Sai Sudarshan's stay was cut short after he edged Mohammad Saleem to Afsar Zazai behind the stumps for 81 off just 104 balls.

India's openingstand has reached a milestone at the halfway mark, with 153 runs scored in 36 overs so far.

The teams takea lunch break with India's score at 96/1 after completing 25 overs. KL Rahul is currently unbeaten on 37 runs, while his partner Sai Sudarshan has amassed 32 runs so far. The lone casualty of the morning session was Yashasvi Jaiswal, dismissed by Mohammad Saleem's delivery to Afsar Zazai behind the stumps.

India's opening pairhas navigated the first 11 overs without loss, reaching 37 runs. KL Rahul narrowly avoided being given out caught behind off Zia-ur Rahman in the same over, but the umpire's decision stood despite a marginal edge detected by ultra-edge technology. The scoreboard currently reads 16 for Rahul and 20 not out for Yashasvi Jaiswal.

The Indian team's playing eleven for the test match consists of KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudharsan and captain Shubman Gill.

The 11-man squad for Afghanistan's test lineup includes Sediqullah Atal, a key player alongside opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz.

TheIndianteam's playing eleven for the test match consists of KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudharsan and captain Shubman Gill.

The11-man squad for Afghanistan's test lineup includes Sediqullah Atal, a key player alongside opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz.

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