Shubman Gill BRUTALLY TROLLS Mohammed Siraj During Test vs Bangladesh, Says 'Sab Fake Hai..' | WATCH

India vs Bangladesh : It was a hilarious moment on-the-field on the fourth day at Chepauk when Shubman Gill hilariously trolled Mohammed Siraj. It is no secret that Gill and Siraj are close friends and hence a light banter here and there only excites the fans and that is exactly what happened after the incident. In a clip that is now going viral on social space, Shubman Gill is spotted taking a hilarious dig at teammate Mohammed Siraj while getting ready to field at short leg. He said: "'Mohammed Siraj Offical' offical ID hai, baki sab fake hai (MohammedSirajofficial is the official (Instagram) ID, everything else is fake).”

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Meanwhile, it was an easy win for India. They beat Bangladesh by 280 runs and inside four days to collect crucial 12 World Test Championship points. 

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AS IT HAPPENED

Veteran off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin 's mastery over his craft, underlined by a six-wicket haul, proved too immense for Bangladesh as India cantered to a massive 280-run victory in the first Test with five sessions to spare.

Maintaining a clean slate against the Asian neighbours, India now lead the two-match series 1-0.

Starting from their overnight 158 for four, Bangladesh were bundled out for 234 in their second innings as Ashwin scythed through their line-up (6/88).

Ravindra Jadeja supported him with a three-wicket haul (3/58).

Skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto waged a lone battle for the visitors with a sparkling 82 (127b, 8x4, 3x6), but there was hardly any meaningful support for him from his colleagues.

The day, however, began on a bright note for the Bangladeshis with Shanto and Shakib Al-Hasan (25) extending their fifth-wicket stand to 48 runs, resisting the Indian bowlers in the first hour.

Mohammed Siraj was the standout bowler for India during this phase as he worked up good pace and hit fine lines, but luck was not in his favour as edges eluded him or fell short of fielders.

It left the pacer a frustrated man, evidenced in his constant tirade against Shanto, who remained unruffled.