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  • Ashwin, Umesh, Bumrah consolidate Australia, gain edge

    India got off to Australia on the first day – thanks to the amazing spin of off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin (4/55) and fast bowlers Umesh Yadav (3/40) and Jaspreet Bumrah (2/52). On the second day from the night test, on Friday, he scored a significant lead of 53 runs in the first innings by covering 191 runs.

    In this match being played with pink ball, India scored 244 runs in the first innings while the Australian team was reduced to 191 runs. Captain Tim Paine scored the most unbeaten 73 runs for Australia. India have gained a significant edge in this match, while at one time it seemed that the Australian team was dominating the match but the Indian bowlers made a great comeback after being reduced to 244 for six in the first innings by playing 233 runs. And kept the kangaroos on the backfoot constantly.

    For Australia, Penn struggled unilaterally, trying to handle the Kangaroos’ innings and scored 73 not out with the help of 10 fours in 99 balls. Apart from Penn, Marnus Labuschen scored 47 runs in 119 balls with the help of seven fours. Apart from these two batsmen, no other Australian batsman could do Karisma. In Australia’s innings, Mitchell Starc scored 15, Cameron Green scored 11, Nathan Lyon scored 10 and former captain Steven Smith scored one run. For India, Ashwin took four wickets for 55 runs in 18 overs, Umesh took three wickets for 40 runs in 16.1 overs and Bumrah took two wickets for 52 runs in 21 overs while Mohammad Shami remained empty handed for 41 runs in 17 overs.

  • Hanuma and Pant hit an unbeaten century, Gill also claimed

    India, on their second day of the night practice match against Australia A with a pink ball against Australia A with brilliant centuries from Hanuma Vihari (104 not out) and wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant (103 not out) and half-centuries from Mayank Agarwal (61) and Shubman Gill (65). In the second innings, batting practice made a strong score of 386 runs for four wickets. India now has a total lead of 472 runs.

    India scored 194 runs in their first innings on the first day of this warm-up match before the Test on the first day to be held in Adelaide from 17 December, in which fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah scored an unbeaten 55 and the first half of his career in any format . Australia A team was reduced to 108 runs. But in the second day’s game, the sting was missing in the pitch which appeared on the first day, due to which 20 wickets fell in one day.

    In the second day’s play, Indian batsmen made a great practice of batting. Barring opener Prithvi Shaw, all the other top-order batsmen left behind scoring runs and failure of the first innings. Hanuma, batting brilliantly, hit 13 fours in an unbeaten 104 off 194 balls, while Pant scored 4,4,6,4,4 from five consecutive balls in the last over of the day to complete his century in just 73 balls. Pant has hit nine fours and six sixes in an unbeaten 103 off 73 balls and has firmly asserted his claim to the place of wicketkeeper.

  • 11 most fit players in Test series: Virat Kohli

    Indian captain Virat Kohli has said that the gap found after the T20 series is necessary for the players and the 11 most fit players in the Test series will be fielded. India and Australia have had ODIs and T20s so far and the four-Test series between the two teams will start from December 17 with a pink ball day-night match in Adelaide. India lost the ODI series 1-2 but came back to win the T20 series 2-1. In the press conference held after the third T20 match, Virat said that in the Test series, we have to field our 11 best fit players and in this way, the gap found after the T20 series is necessary for the players.

    He said, “There is enough time for only the players who play Test matches and like me the work load management becomes very important for the players playing in all three formats as we have played six matches in a month. It is very important for fast bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami to manage their fitness in these conditions. “

    The captain said, “All of us should play at a certain level before landing in the first Test match, but it is more important that you are physically fit because in five days of the game we will have any kind of pain Cannot afford to have a related complaint. ”

    Virat said, “It is our priority to keep fit as many of our main players. After playing for so many years, the level of your game definitely reaches a level, but at this time the most important is your fitness where we have played so many matches at such a short interval. We need 11 most fit players to start a Test match. “

    India A have played a three-day match with Australia A to prepare for the Test series, which was a draw, while the Indian team has a three-day warm-up match against Australia A with a pink ball to prepare for the first day-night Test in Sydney from 11 December. Will be played in

  • India vs Australia 2020 Live Score, 3rd T20I Match at Sydney: IND Opt to Bowl, Team Unchanged

    Hardik Pandya’s heroics with the bat helped India seal the three-match series with a thrilling victory in the second T20I in Sydney. They will return to the same venue on Tuesday looking for a big series sweep. India would be delighted that they have won the series without the likes of Bumrah and Rohit Sharma. It has been a complete team effort with no real weak link in the XI. KL Rahul has provided India with the starts, Dhawan produced a series-defining performance while Kohli looked in fine touch in the second T20I in Sydney and Jadeja and Hardik have been the finishers at the death. However, the standout performer for India in the series so far has been their left-arm seamer, T Natarajan. He has picked 5 wickets in the two matches at an economy rate of just 6.25 and has continued from where he left in the IPL 2020. Chahal won his team the match as a concussion substitute while Washington Sundar was brilliantly restrictive in Canberra.

    Australia’s second string of fast bowlers – the likes of Andrew Tye, Daniel Sams and Sean Abbott – got exposed in Sydney but in all likelihood will get another chance to make amends at the same venue on Tuesday. The home team are unlikely to risk Hazlewood for the dead rubber. There is a possibility of Aaron Finch making a return which will boost the batting line-up.

  • Brett Lee warns Australia over Pat Cummins decision

    After winning the first two One Day Internationals, Australian team management decided to give a rest to fast bowler Pat Cummins. Australia decided to rotate the workload of the pace bowlers and Cummins was left out of the final ODI and the T20 series against India. It was a surprising decision and something that has been criticised by former cricketers.

    Brett Lee has often spoken about Australia’s rest and rotation policy and was a part of it during his playing days. He has now spoken about Australia’s decision to rest Cummins, saying that players shouldn’t be tired after playing just two games.

    “It probably wouldn’t have been his call, he probably would have wanted to play, the players generally want to play,” Lee told Foxsports.com.au. “I would have thought after a couple of games they shouldn’t be tired.

    “I always found that for my rhythm personally that the more games I played the better rhythm I had.

    “If I had a week’s break, whether it be a break in the tournament or whether I was rested, it’s almost like you’ve got to go back and find that rhythm again.