Skipper Suryakumar Yadav rested Arshdeep Singh, bringing in Mayank Yadav, who impressed in his debut by taking two crucial wickets in India's third T20I win against Bangladesh. Mayank's consistent performance throughout the series earned him praise from the team and coach Gautam Gambhir.

Gautam Gambhir has helped the Indian team push the boundaries of aggression up a notch since taking over the head coach role from Rahul Dravid.

India beat Bangladesh by a whopping margin of 133 runs to win the third T20I and hence the series 3-0 as captain Suryakumar Yadav and his young brigade continued to flourish. Surya in only his fourth assignment as captain,

Rising Indian all-rounder Washington Sundar clinched the India cricket team's behind-the-scenes 'Impact Fielder' Award for the just-concluded T20I series against Bangladesh.

Sanju Samson poured his heart out after his maiden T20I century and revealed that he had doubts over his place in Team India after back-to-back ducks against Sri Lanka. He received the team management and captain's backing during this period and they informed him that he would be opening the innings against Bangladesh.

Indian batters kept the tempo going in third T20I against Bangladesh as they posted a mammoth total of 297/6 in Hyderabad.

Hardik Pandya attributed India’s 3-0 T20I series win over Bangladesh to the positive environment fostered by skipper Suryakumar Yadav and coach Gautam Gambhir. Pandya highlighted the freedom and enjoyment in the team,

In a stunning performance, Sanju Samson scored 111 runs in 47 balls against Bangladesh, marking a milestone for Indian wicket-keeper batters. He highlighted the mental challenges of T20 cricket and expressed gratitude for the backing from the team's leadership group before the series.