🏏Australia vs India, 1st Test: Perth Stadium, Day 4, Nov 22-Nov 26.🏏 - Page 28

1st Test (22 - 26 Nov)

Day 1

India - 150

Aus - 67/7

Stumps

Australia trail by 83 runs

India Vs Australia Day 1 witnessed the most wickets in a single day in a Test in Australia since 1952.

Rf Nitish should bat at 3

Sorry india or any team not doing that way

Nitish can only makes runs at certain number

It's all about new cherry

Hint : pujara use to remove that cherry so

Middle and lower order makes runs

Debutant Harshit Rana's first wicket.

https://www.espncricinfo.com/cricket-videos/bgt-watch-harshit-rana-maiden-test-wicket-a-peach-1461070

Australia can bat till 9, I won't be surprised even if now they manage to scrape some lead

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Australia can bat till 9, I won't be surprised even if now they manage to scrape some lead

Originally posted by: Palak2812

Both want the match to get over before IPL Auction taki aaram se Auction dekhe

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

Janna bhi hain kitne main ja rahe

Originally posted by: Palak2812

Exactly

They could have waited, there was no need for hosting it middle of the match.

There is a break between 2 matches they could have done it then too, but nahi

Arey...Test match will be over by then for sure

Ek hi din mein ye halat ho gayi for both teams

Great comeback with ball by Team India.

But, it's looking like a T20 match, not like a test match.

We'll get a result in this test for sure!!!

The way things are going, this Test isn't going to last very long. We have two world-class bowling attacks going at it on a pitch with a good amount of help. You don't want to miss any of it. So that's all for now. See you again tomorrow. Goodbye!

There have been only 94 days of play where the ball seamed on average more than the 0.793 degrees on view today for the seamers, but only one of those days had a lower batting average than 10.64 by both India & Australia combined (181 runs for 17 wickets) - the second day of Brisbane Test b/w Australia & South Africa in 2022 which saw an average deviation of 0.810 degrees and batters averaged 9.16 (18 wickets for 165 runs)