Yes. Bengal tigers are fast in short bursts, not over long distances. National Geographic reports that tigers can run up to nearly 40 miles per hour (about 64 km/h), but only briefly—so they hunt by stalking and ambushing prey rather than chasing it for long stretches.
That sprinting profile fits Bengal tigers as well: sanctuary and wildlife guides commonly put their top short-burst speed around 35–40 mph, matching the ambush style shared across tiger subspecies.
Source: Sumatran tiger facts — National Geographic (tiger sprint speed; same ambush-hunting pattern applies to Bengal tigers).