ISHANT SHARMA- 10/10

Ishant Sharma proved that he was the leader of the pack with 12 wickets in the series with 9 of them coming in the second Test which was a day-night encounter in Kolkata. He became the first-ever Indian bowler to pick a five-wicket haul with the pink ball while playing second fiddle to Umesh and Shami in the first Test in Indore. Meanwhile, Ishant has proven that whatever changes he has brought to his bowling style, are paying rich dividends to him.

MAYANK AGARWAL- 9/10
Mayank Agarwal has continued his good form from the South Africa series against Bangladesh as well. He slammed his career-best 243 runs in the first Test at Indore, which included an Indian record of 8 sixes in an innings. Agarwal couldn’t do much in the second Test match, despite looking good against the pink ball. He has definitely cemented his spot as the opener in the Indian team for foreseeable future with his exploits with the bat.

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UMESH YADAV- 9/10
Umesh Yadav showed why he is the preferred choice in Indian conditions. He was amazing against South Africa, where he had picked 11 wickets and was the Man of the Match in the Pune Test match. He continued that form against Bangladesh as well, picking a fifer in the Kolkata Test match and a total of eight wickets in the match. He ended up picking 12 wickets in the series as well.

VIRAT KOHLI- 8/10
Virat Kohli had a good series against South Africa where he scored his career-best 254* and carried that amazing form into the Bangladesh series as well. Though he failed in the first Test match, getting out for a rare duck in Indore; he made good in the Eden Gardens, where he become the first centurion from India in day-night Tests. His captaincy was top notch and with his fast bowlers doing the damage, he sat back and took full advantage of Bangladesh’s misfortunes.