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India vs Australia: Australia’s batting left a lot to be desired with after they were bowled out for 191, to hand India a first-innings lead of 53 on Day 2 of the first Test in Adelaide.

India vs Australia: Watching Shaw drop Labuschagne on 21, Gavaskar felt Christmas had come early for the Indian team.

IND vs AUS Live Cricket Score, 1st Test, Day 2, Latest Updates: Virat Kohli’s India bowl out Australia for 191 to take a handy 53-run lead on the second day of the pink Test against Australia in Adelaide today.

India vs Australia: The Australians had scored 92 runs in 48 overs at the tea break, which meant they had scored their runs at a run rate of less than 2 runs per over.

The 26-year-old Sindhu, who is part of the Target Olympic Podium Scheme core group, will return to competitive action in January next year after the coronavirus-induced break.

Day-night Test: He picked up only 1 wicket in the first innings of the ongoing day-night Test in Adelaide but Lyon troubled all the batsmen he bowled to and consistently created chances against India’s batting mainstay Cheteshwar Pujara, before finally sending him back for 43 on the first day.

Former India fast bowler Atul Wassan, however, has a different take on the mix-up between Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane that resulted in the former wicket. Wassan said the run out might just make the Indian captain hungrier to get a hundred in the second innings.

India vs Australia: India finished the day on 9/1, with a lead of 62 runs against Australia, and the captain seemed content with the tactic.

India vs Australia: Off-spinner’s 4 for 55 in a terrific bowling show gives India 53-run first innings lead.

Aniket Jadhav’s strike (53rd minute) was the difference between the two sides in what was the 500th game of the ISL.

Shooters return to training leaner as they readjust to equipment and new training gears during national camp. Improved physical fitness will add to their skill level, says high performance rifle coach Deepali Deshpande.

Cricket Australia, however, asserted that the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India, which is slated to take place in Sydney is not threatened even though the situation is being closely monitored.

India vs Australia first Test: India lost six wickets in the second new ball for just 51 runs in 13.1 overs since the second new ball was taken. In fact, India lost seven wickets for 56 runs starting with Virat Kohli’s run-out.

Australia struck twice with the second new ball after Virat Kohli’s run out to swing the momentum towards them but Border believes the match is very even as runs on the board will always be crucial in a pink ball Test match.

For Brett Lee, the one memory that stands out is an ODI from the 2008 CB series in Australia when Sachin Tendulkar hit him for three exquisite boundaries in an over and off balls fired in at over 150 clicks.

Shaw got off the mark in the second innings but was cleaned up by Pat Cummins on his fourth delivery, sent back after scoring 4 runs.

India vs Australia: Ashwin weighed on the possibility of him trying to bowl like Lyon on a Moeen Ali in order to get the best results, saying although there is a huge score to learn from his peers, everyone is different in their own ways and the off-spinner is comfortable sticking to his bag of tricks.

Brad Haddin pointed out how a major chunk of Virat Kohli’s slow start had to do with Cheteshwar Pujara’s approach. Pujara was only 18 off the first 100 balls he faced and scored his first boundary off his 148th ball. He was eventually dismissed by Nathan Lyon for 43 off 159 balls.

India vs Australia: Since Kohli’s dismissal was due to a bad call from his partner, it got people talking whether Rahane should have kept running and probably sacrificed his wicket for his captain, Kohli. Post the match, Sanjay Manjrekar and Glenn McGrath discussed whether there was scope for Rahane to make that decision in that split second.

Former Pakistan cricketers Shoaib Akhtar and Ramiz Raja reacted after Mohammad Amir announced his decision to retire from international cricket complaining of ‘mental torture’.

Saini, during her playing days, was well regarded for her feisty, never-say-die attitude.

World championship bronze-medallist Simranjeet Kaur (60kg) stormed into the finals of boxing’s Cologne World Cup in Germany, defeating Ukraine’s Marianna Basanets on Friday.

The Asian Football Confederation announced on the eve of the decider between the clubs from Iran and South Korea that spectators totalling “up to 30 percent of the stadium capacity” would be allowed into the 40,000-seater Al Janoub Stadium.

South Africa have added uncapped batsman Raynard van Tonder, seamer Lutho Sipamla and all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius to their squad for the two-Test home series against Sri Lanka that starts in Pretoria on Boxing Day.