Jasprit Bumrah's great bowling put India in charge on day one of the first Test versus South Africa, the current World Test Champions. Bumrah took five wickets for 27 runs, wrecking South Africa's batting, as they were all out for just 159 at Eden Gardens. India finished the day at 37 for one, 122 runs behind.

After South Africa's captain, Temba Bavuma, won the toss and chose to bat, their openers, Aiden Markram (31) and Ryan Rickelton (23), started strongly, putting on 57 runs quickly. But, when Jasprit Bumrah started bowling after the first hour, things changed fast.

Bumrah got rid of both openers with great length and just enough movement. Later, he came back to finish off the tail, taking the wickets of Simon Harmer and Keshav Maharaj for his 16th Test five-wicket haul. His figures o

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