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  • Game ended on day three, Australia got a two-run lead

    By the end of the third day of the second Test match being played in Melbourne MCG between India and Australia, Australia have scored 133 runs losing 6 wickets in 66 overs. At this time, Australia has a lead of just 2 runs.

    On the second day of this match, India batted well and had a lead of 82 runs. The Indian team, playing ahead of 277/5, scored 326 runs losing all wickets in 115.1 overs on the third day of the match. In this way, India has a lead of 131 runs. In response, Australia scored 133 runs in their second innings, losing 6 wickets in 66 overs. At this time Pat Cummins returned unbeaten after scoring 15 and Cameron Green 17.

    After trailing in the first innings by 131 runs, the first blow to the Australian team came in to bat in the second innings, which was in the form of Brans, who scored 4 runs and was caught by Umesh Yadav at the hands of Rishabh Pant. The second blow to the Kangaroo team came in the form of Marnus Labushane, who scored 28 runs and was caught out by Ajinkya Rahane off R Ashwin.

    Australia suffered the third blow in the form of Steve Smith, who became clean bowled by Jaspreet Bumrah after scoring 8 runs. Australia got the third blow in the form of Matthew Wade, who scored 40 runs and was dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja. The 5th wicket fell as Travis Head of the Kangaroo team, who scored 17 runs and was caught out by Mayank Agarwal off Mohammad Siraj. Australia got the sixth blow in the form of captain Tim Paine who scored 1 run and was caught by Pant off the ball of Ravindra Jadeja.

  • India 36-1 on first day’s play, 159 runs behind Australia

    The Boxing Day Test match between India and Australia is being played at Melbourne Cricket Ground. Australia captain Tim Paine has won the toss and decided to bat first. There have been four changes in the playing eleven of Team India, while there has been no change in the playing eleven of the Australian team. In front of India’s superb bowling, Australia’s batsmen have completely succumbed and the team is all out after scoring just 195 runs in the first innings. For Team India, Jasprit Bumrah took four wickets and Ravichandran Ashwin took three wickets. India’s team scored 36 runs at the loss of one wicket at the end of the first day’s play. Shubman Gill, making his debut for the team, was not out scoring 28 runs and Pujara 6 runs. India are still 159 runs behind in the first innings.

    Earlier, in front of the tight bowling of R Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj, the Australian batsmen bowed down and after winning the toss, the Australian team could score only 195 runs in the first innings on the first day of the Boxing Day Test match. Apart from Marnus Labuschen, no other batsman faced an Indian attack. Labushen scored the most 48 runs. Apart from him, Travis Head scored an innings of 38 runs.

  • Bad news for Australia, David Warner out of first test

    There is bad news for Australia, who lost the T20 series to India. Like the T20 series, the hosts may miss their veteran opener David Warner in the Test series. Cricket Australia has admitted that Warner will not be able to play in the first Test match against India. While this may be bad news for David Warner’s fans and Australia, it is a relief news for the Indian team.

    The first Test between India and Australia will be played in Adelaide from 17 December. Australia will have to field a new opening pair if Warner is not there. Indian bowlers can get benefit of this. Warner and Smith were not in the host team when the Indian team went to Australia for the Test series last time. India took advantage of this and won the series.

    David Warner himself has also given information about his injury. He has said that he is recovering fast and can play in the second Test match to be held in Melbourne. Warner said, ‘I think I have recovered fast in a short time. I am working hard to be fully fit. The injury has been cured to a great extent. But I believe that till I am 100% satisfied myself, it will not be right to get on the field.

    David Warner said, ‘100% fit means running between wickets and being fit in the field. I feel that I am not able to play fully fit now. There will be a difference in about 10 days. ”The second Test between India and Australia will be played from 26 November. Warner can return to the team from that match.