4th TEST, DAY 5 HIGHLIGHTS: Watch India create history at the Gabba
India rode on resilient knocks from Pant, Gill and Pujara on Day 5 to breach the Aussie fortress
India rode on resilient knocks from Pant, Gill and Pujara on Day 5 to breach the Aussie fortress
India need 324 more runs for a win, Aussies need 10 wickets on Day 5 at the Gabba
Superb lower order contribution made it India’s day
India started well today and restricted the hosts for 369. But the second session belonged to the Aussies as they sent back both openers
India experienced another injury scare hovering over their head on the opening day of the fourth and final Test at Gabba, Brisbane – Navdeep Saini has been taken to the hospital for scans after developing a groin strain while he was into his 8th over. Australia ended the first day on 274-5 with Time Paine (38) and Chris Green (28) unbeaten in the middle.
The fourth and final Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy is about to begin at the Gabba with India and Australia locked 1-1. The Indian team has been oozing confidence despite having their resources stretched due to injuries and will look to clinch a win at the venue for the first time and also the series.
Hanuma Vihari (23 off 161 balls) and Ravichandran Ashwin (39 off 128 balls) batted for over four hours to keep the Aussies at bay!
India need 309 runs to win with 8 wickets in hand on the last day of the third Test to end their 43-year-long winless streak at the SCG. Can they do it?
India added 148 runs to their overnight tally of 96/2 and conceded 103 runs to Australia, taking just two wickets, on the third Day of the Pink Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Shubman Gill trended at No. 1 on Twitter today. And why shouldn't he?
Shubman Gill’s flamboyant maiden Test 50 and Ravindra Jadeja’s brilliant 4-62 guided India to script a great comeback on the second day of the 3rd Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday. Indian bowlers got their acts today after a mediocre Day 1 to restrict Australia to 338. In response, India were 96/2, trailing Australia by 242 runs, with Cheteshwar Pujara (9) and Ajinkya Rahane (5) holding the fort at stumps.
Rains kept most of the proceedings on halt at the Sydney Cricket Ground on the opening day of the Pink Test match between Australia and India as the hosts posted 166/2 in the curtailed 55 overs of play. India and Australia are currently locked 1-1 in the four-match Test series, with the last one scheduled to be played at Brisbane from January 15.
After a massive debacle at Adelaide where India got bundled out their lowest Test total (36), they bounced back strongly at the Boxing Day Test with an 8-wicket win to equalise the 4-match series 1-1. But can Skipper Ajinkya Rahane and his boys pull off a victory that has remained elusive for India since 1978 at SCG?
The former India and KKR Captain is being treated at Woodlands Hospital in Kolkata
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