India v/s Australia India’s humiliating defeat Indore 3rd Test

India v/s Australia Match ,Australia achieved the target of 76 runs in 76 minutes, won by 9 wickets

In the Thursday Test at Indore, Australia defeated India by a margin of nine wickets. Australia reached their goal of 76 runs, which India had set as their aim, in 76 minutes after the game began. Travis Head played a 49-run inning.With this win, the Kangaroos took a 2-1 lead in the four-match series. The final match of the series will take contested from March 9 to 13 at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium.

The visiting team had a short goal of 76 runs to win on the third day of the match on Friday, but Ravichandran Ashwin bowled Usman Khawaja for 0 on the second delivery of the day, raising the expectations of Indian supporters once again. In the first 11 overs, Indian spinners were similarly efficient, but the conditions altered in the 12th over as soon as the ball changed. Before changing the ball, the Kangaroos had only scored 13 runs.

The remaining 63 runs were scored by the Australian batters after 7 overs of changing the ball. Marnus Labushen contributed to the team’s victory by smashing a four off Ashwin’s delivery. Travis Head (49 points) and Marnus Labushen (28 points) stayed undefeated.

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Previously, India scored 163 runs in the second innings to build a 75-run advantage. The Australians scored 197 runs in their first innings at the same time, giving them an early lead of 88 runs. India’s first innings score was 109 runs, which was lowered.

On the second day, 16 wickets were lost, bringing India’s second innings to 163 runs.In the third Test of the current Border-Gavaskar Trophy match between Australia and India, the Kangaroos set a goal of 76 runs. In the Holkar Stadium in Indore, India’s second innings ended with a total score of 163 runs. The umpires raised the bails and declared stumps as soon as the Indian team was all out.

The visiting side began their first innings on Thursday, the second day of the game, with a score of 156/4 and was eventually dismissed for 197 runs. Therefore, the Kangaroos jumped out to an early 88-run advantage. For India, Ravichandran Ashwin and Umesh Yadav each claimed three wickets in addition to Ravindra Jadeja.

Mr. Dependable Cheteshwar Pujara of India achieved his 35th half-century in the second innings, while Shreyas Iyer, 26, the skipper Rohit Sharma, 12, and Virat Kohli were all out for 13 runs. Finally, Ravichandran Ashwin pitched a shaky inning with 16 runs.

8 wickets were taken by Nathan Lyon. India’s first innings was ended on the first day for 109 runs.Team India was reduced to 109 runs in the first innings, Kuhneman took 5 wickets

Having won the toss and chosen to bat first, Virat Kohli led Team India with a total of 22 runs. Whereas KL Rahul’s replacement, Shubman Gill, hit 21 runs. Umesh Yadav and wicketkeeper KS Bharat both scored 17 runs. Rohit Sharma, the captain, and Akshar Patel could only contribute 12–12 runs at the same time. The other batters were unable to do very well. For Australia, Matthew Kuhneman grabbed 5 wickets.