Watch: Jasprit Bumrah orders Mohammed Siraj to wear sunglasses after he struggles to spot the ball

Jasprit Bumrah had a humorous reaction to Mohammed Siraj struggling to see the ball during the second innings of the ongoing first India vs Bangladesh Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

The incident took place in the 19th over of Bangladesh's innings when Jasprit Bumrah was bowling to Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto. Mohammed Siraj was fielding at deep backward square leg at that time.

On the fifth ball of the over, the India pace spearhead bowled a shorter delivery down the leg side and Shanto pulled it towards Mohammed Siraj. However, the pacer could not see the ball clearly as he took a step towards his left before realizing that the ball was on his right side.

In the end, Mohammed Siraj made a stunning save by making a last-minute dive to save three runs for the team. As soon as he stopped the ball, he gestured with his hands that he could not see the ball. Seeing Siraj's reaction, Jasprit Bumrah was quick to remind him to wear his sunglasses and not keep them on his hat.

Watch the incident between Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj:

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Meanwhile, Bangladesh were on 124 for 3 after 30 overs at the time of writing this report. Shanto and Mushfiqur Rahim were in the middle for the visitors. On the final ball of the 30th over, Ravichandran Ashwin dismissed Mominul Haque for 13 runs.

Chasing 515 runs, Bangladesh were off to a good start as openers Shadman Islam and Zakir Hasan added 62 runs for the first wicket. Yashasvi Jaiswal took a stunning catch to send back Zakir and break the partnership. Later, Ashwin sent back Islam to reduce Bangladesh to 86 for 2.

Earlier in the day, India declared their second innings on 287/4. After being reduced to 67 for 3, India managed to recover thanks to brilliant centuries from Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant. Gill remained unbeaten on 119 runs while Pant was out for 109.

In the first innings, India had scored 376 runs after being reduced to 144/6. The architects of India's recovery were Ravichandran Ashwin (113) and Ravindra Jadeja (86). In reply, Bangladesh's batters failed to impress as the visitors were bowled out for a modest total of 149 runs.