On Friday, India took on Bangladesh in the second of two Test matches in Kanpur, with rain delaying the start of play. The hosts went in with an unchanged lineup, therefore sticking to R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja as their spinners and leaving out local boy Kuldeep Yadav.

India chose to field first, and Akash Deep struck twice in the first session to remove Zakir Hasan for a 24-ball duck, and Shadman Islam for 24. Mominul Haque and captain Najmul Hossain Shanto took them safely to lunch, though.

In the second session, which started late due to rain, Ashwin struck for the first time in the match. Coming around the wicket to the left-hander Shanto, he got one to go one with the arm. Shanto played for the turn, missed and was struck on the pad. He was given out on-field and reviewed, but had no luck.

The Bangladesh skipper became Ashwin's 420th Test victim in Asia, taking the off-spinner past Anil Kumble into second place for the most Test wickets in Asia.

Ashwin overtakes Kumble: Full list of players with most Test wickets in Asia

Ashwin went wicketless in the first innings of the first Test in Chennai, but turned things around to take 6-88 in the second. He and Kumble, along with first-placed Muthiah Muralidaran are the only three players to take over 400 wickets in Asia. Muralidaran has 188 outside Asia, while Kumble has 200, and Ashwin 103.

Two other players, Rangana Herath and Harbhajan Singh, have taken over 300 wickets in Asia and round off the top five. Wasim Akram is Pakistan's highest wicket-taker in Asia, and Shakib Al Hasan is Bangladesh's. Kapil Dev is the highest wicket-taker in Asia among pace bowlers, with 279 to his name.

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