India vs Australia, 1st Test: India's historic Adelaide surrender disappoints Twitterati

India added a sorry chapter to its

cricket

history in

Adelaide

on Saturday, as Australia pacers Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins combined to wreck the visitors' second innings for a mere 36, which is now India's lowest total in Test cricket.


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India were 36/9 when Mohammed Shami retired hurt (out) after getting hit on his arm to signal the end of visitors' second innings. The result was Australia wrapping up the game with an eight-wicket win inside three days, as they chased down the 90-run target led by opener Joe Burns's welcome return to form with an unbeaten half-century.

But the talk of the town was obviously the meek surrender of Indian batting line-up, which will now be without skipper Virat Kohli for the remaining three Tests of the series. Kohli will return to India for the birth of his first child.

The events on Saturday morning expectedly led to widespread reaction on social media.

Here's what some of the experts and fans had to say: