On Day 2 of the Test match between India and Afghanistan, India finished the day at 368 runs with the loss of wickets. Afghanistan had several missed opportunities, including a dropped catch and a non-reviewed edge, which allowed Indian batsmen KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan to establish a strong 139-run partnership. This foundation was further solidified by Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant, who put together an unbeaten century partnership, guiding India to a commanding position. Despite India's dominance, Afghanistan's bowlers found some assistance from the pitch, particularly with reverse swing, which could play a crucial role on the following day. The second new ball is still available, and Afghanistan will aim for early breakthroughs to shift the momentum in their favor and potentially restrict India to a score below 500. The missed chances from Day 1 could haunt Afghanistan as they seek to regain control of the match.