The second and final Test of the series between India and Bangladesh is set to take place at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Friday, September 27. India, leading the series 1-0, will look to secure a clean sweep and boost their position in the World Test Championship standings.
The pitch at Green Park is known for being favorable to batsmen during the initial days, while spinners tend to find more assistance as the match progresses. Teams playing at this venue often include additional spinners to take advantage of the conditions from Day 3 onwards.
India’s Test record at Green Park is notable, having hosted 23 matches with 7 wins for teams batting first and 3 for those bowling first. The rest ended in draws, making it a challenging venue for both sides.
In the last Test at this ground in November 2021, India faced New Zealand in a closely contested match that ended in a draw. Shreyas Iyer’s century and Tim Southee’s five-wicket haul were among the highlights.
With Bangladesh aiming to level the series, both teams will be eager to take advantage of the conditions at Green Park. The pitch report suggests a balance between bat and ball, which will keep both teams on their toes as they vie for a crucial victory.