The third exciting match of the Border-Gavaskar series is being played between India and Australia at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. It has not been easy for the batters to bat on this pitch of Indore. In response to the Indian team’s 109 runs in the first innings, Australia scored 197 runs and took a lead of 88 runs. Chasing a charge of 88 runs, the third innings of the Indian team was limited to 167 runs.
Australia had a target of 76 runs to win in the fourth innings, which he quickly achieved. India needed quick wickets to win the match, and Ashwin did just that. On the second ball of his over, Ashwin dismissed Usman Khawaja for a duck and sent him to the pavilion. Virat Kohli took a tremendous catch in the leg slip off Ashwin in the next over. Whose video is becoming fiercely viral on social media?
Not Kohli, But Took The Review After Agreeing to Bharat
Australia needed 76 runs to win on the third day with all wickets remaining. Ravichandran Ashwin sent opener Usman Khawaja to the pavilion by throwing a brilliant ball in the first over of the innings. After this, Test cricket’s number 1 batsman Marnus Labuschagne came to the crease.
Marnus Labuschagne had not yet understood Ashwin’s spin, and the pitch on the third day behaved like the fifth day. Ashwin bowled an off-spin ball to Labushen, which went to leg slip. Fielding in the leg slip, Virat Kohli caught the ball while diving in the air.
Let us tell you that the umpire had given out to Labushen. After which, Kohli asked Rohit to take DRS, but Rohit ignored Kohli and asked wicketkeeper KS Bharat before taking DRS; when the wicketkeeper said yes, Rohit took DRS.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma took DRS, but the replays showed that the ball went away from the bat and hit the thigh pad. The ball may not have hit the bat, but Virat took a spectacular catch, the video going viral on social media.
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Kohli reaction… pic.twitter.com/HUiIRuA74C
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Here Is The Condition Of The Indore Test Match
The Australian team won by nine wickets in the Indore Test between India and Australia. Team India won the toss and scored 109 runs in the first innings. In response, the Australian team scored 197 runs and took the lead of 88 runs. The batting order of the Indian team, which came to bat in the third innings, looked like a house of cards.
Apart from Cheteshwar Pujara, who is called Modern Wall, no other batter could stand before Australia’s spin bowling. The entire Indian team was bundled out for just 167 runs. Australia had a target of 76 runs to win in the fourth innings, which the Australian batters achieved by nine wickets with great leisure.
