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India vs Australia Highlights, Border Gavaskar Trophy: 'Perfect' KL Rahul, Jaiswal swell India's lead to 218 runs at stumps
India vs Australia, 1st Test Border Gavaskar Trophy Live Score: India had a perfect day with bat and ball to go into stumps at 172/0 with a 218-run lead in the first Test against Australia in Perth. KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal batted through consecutive sessions, slamming fifties in the process.
In the first session, India dismissed Australia for 104 runs, taking a 46-run lead in the process. Jasprit Bumrah took five wickets and debutant Harshit Rana struck with three. Mitchell Starc provided resistance for the Aussies with 26 runs.
Australia had picked up on Day 2 in Perth from overnight's 67/7 in response to India’s modest 150. On a green-top, Bumrah’s decision to bat first backfired as India’s top order crumbled, with only debutant Nitish Reddy (41) and Rishabh Pant (37) showing fight. Australia’s pacers, led by Josh Hazlewood (4/29), exploited the conditions to perfection.
However, Bumrah’s precision and support from Mohammed Siraj (2/17) and debutant Harshit Rana (1/33) turned the tide, dismantling Australia’s batting lineup. The gripping day, where 17 wickets fell, has set up an enthralling contest on a bowler-friendly surface.
In the first session, India dismissed Australia for 104 runs, taking a 46-run lead in the process. Jasprit Bumrah took five wickets and debutant Harshit Rana struck with three. Mitchell Starc provided resistance for the Aussies with 26 runs.
Australia had picked up on Day 2 in Perth from overnight's 67/7 in response to India’s modest 150. On a green-top, Bumrah’s decision to bat first backfired as India’s top order crumbled, with only debutant Nitish Reddy (41) and Rishabh Pant (37) showing fight. Australia’s pacers, led by Josh Hazlewood (4/29), exploited the conditions to perfection.
However, Bumrah’s precision and support from Mohammed Siraj (2/17) and debutant Harshit Rana (1/33) turned the tide, dismantling Australia’s batting lineup. The gripping day, where 17 wickets fell, has set up an enthralling contest on a bowler-friendly surface.
07:31 (IST) Nov 23
I think it was a fair bit of good bowling. Obviously there was enough in the wicket. Probably felt it was a hard ball wicket. When the ball started to get a little bit softer towards the back end of that Indian innings it didn't do as much but still was enough there but didn't as much as the brand new hard ball. I guess it's something for teams to take in the second innings. If you can get through the testing period it does get slightly easier. That being said the outfield is quite slow and that probably made the runs a bit hard to come by and probably the slowest outfield we have seen in the West (Australia) for a long time.
Mitchell Starc
07:21 (IST) Nov 23
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06:59 (IST) Nov 23
The 2024-25 edition of the Border–Gavaskar Trophy on Friday got off to a chaotic start as a record 17 wickets fell on the opening day of the Perth Test.
As batters found themselves in the firing line, the quicks from both the sides enjoyed the grassy and bouncy conditions, pulling off incredible performances.
And amid a bowlers' show at the Optus Stadium in front of a packed house, a KL Rahul contentious call added more spice to the drama as his caught behind dismissal became a big talking point of the day.
Late in the first session, Rahul, batting on 26, was adjudged out caught behind by the third umpire after on-field umpire Richard Kettleborough had ruled the decision in Rahul's favour.
As batters found themselves in the firing line, the quicks from both the sides enjoyed the grassy and bouncy conditions, pulling off incredible performances.
And amid a bowlers' show at the Optus Stadium in front of a packed house, a KL Rahul contentious call added more spice to the drama as his caught behind dismissal became a big talking point of the day.
Late in the first session, Rahul, batting on 26, was adjudged out caught behind by the third umpire after on-field umpire Richard Kettleborough had ruled the decision in Rahul's favour.
06:44 (IST) Nov 23
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06:32 (IST) Nov 23
Nitish Kumar Reddy, making his debut in the Test match against Australia, admitted to feeling slightly anxious about Perth's reputation as a bowler-friendly venue. However, he managed to overcome his nerves by remembering a piece of advice from head coach Gautam Gambhir.
In the first innings at the Optus Stadium, Nitish played a composed knock, scoring 41 runs off 59 balls. His innings provided a glimmer of hope in an otherwise disappointing batting performance by India, who were bowled out for 150.
"I heard a lot about the Perth wicket. There was a bit of nervousness. It was in the back of my mind that everyone was talking about the bounce on Perth wicket. But then I remembered the chat I had with Gautam sir after our last practice session."
In the first innings at the Optus Stadium, Nitish played a composed knock, scoring 41 runs off 59 balls. His innings provided a glimmer of hope in an otherwise disappointing batting performance by India, who were bowled out for 150.
"I heard a lot about the Perth wicket. There was a bit of nervousness. It was in the back of my mind that everyone was talking about the bounce on Perth wicket. But then I remembered the chat I had with Gautam sir after our last practice session."
06:15 (IST) Nov 23
"Oh! Knocks him over, gets his first wicket," Commentator Harsha Bhogle erupted in joy as Travis Head, an omnipresent nemesis of Team India, started walking off, keeping his head down in dismay.
On the receiving end of Bhogle's plaudits was debutant Harshit Rana, who had completely outfoxed the Australian batting maestro with the work of his wrist.
A good length delivery was angled into the left-hander Head who searched for an answer that eventually never came. The ball, guilefully avoiding the batter's defence, rattled the stumps and dispatched the bails, sending Rana into the world of euphoria.
On the receiving end of Bhogle's plaudits was debutant Harshit Rana, who had completely outfoxed the Australian batting maestro with the work of his wrist.
A good length delivery was angled into the left-hander Head who searched for an answer that eventually never came. The ball, guilefully avoiding the batter's defence, rattled the stumps and dispatched the bails, sending Rana into the world of euphoria.
06:06 (IST) Nov 23
Border-Gavaskar Trophy Live Score: Bumrah's sensational spell on Day 1
05:53 (IST) Nov 23
On dramatic Day 1, captain Bumrah stars with 4-wicket haul to leave Oz gasping for air as India fight fire with fire after being bowled out for 150; hosts reeling at 67/7.
India captain Jasprit Bumrah showed ample evidence of the endless spirit in his heart and the freakish skill in his bowling bones as he brutalized Australia with his initial spell of 6-2-9-3. With the shadows of the stands engulfing Perth's Optus Stadium, he even returned later on Day One to dismiss his opposite number, Pat Cummins, to end the day with 4/17. It left the hosts reeling at 67/7. As many as 17 wickets fell on Friday, on a surface that offered liberal seam and bounce.
That was after Bumrah himself had made a questionable call at the toss of electing to bat on a grassy pitch where India got bundled out for 150 at the stroke of tea. Josh Hazlewood (4/29) and Mitchell Starc (2/14) suffocated the Indian batters by bowling a relentless line and length and Mitchell Marsh showed that his West Australian teammate Cam Green's injury-forced absence wouldn't affect Australia's team balance.
India captain Jasprit Bumrah showed ample evidence of the endless spirit in his heart and the freakish skill in his bowling bones as he brutalized Australia with his initial spell of 6-2-9-3. With the shadows of the stands engulfing Perth's Optus Stadium, he even returned later on Day One to dismiss his opposite number, Pat Cummins, to end the day with 4/17. It left the hosts reeling at 67/7. As many as 17 wickets fell on Friday, on a surface that offered liberal seam and bounce.
That was after Bumrah himself had made a questionable call at the toss of electing to bat on a grassy pitch where India got bundled out for 150 at the stroke of tea. Josh Hazlewood (4/29) and Mitchell Starc (2/14) suffocated the Indian batters by bowling a relentless line and length and Mitchell Marsh showed that his West Australian teammate Cam Green's injury-forced absence wouldn't affect Australia's team balance.
05:35 (IST) Nov 23
IND vs AUS Live Score: India on top after a dramatic opening day in Perth
05:22 (IST) Nov 23
The 2024-25 edition of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy got off to an exhilarating start at the Optus Stadium in Perth on Friday as pacers wreaked havoc on a blockbuster 17-wicket day. The batters from both sides were brought down to their knees as Australia and India quicks turned out to be lethal on Day 1 of the series opener in front of a capacity crowd.
Seventeen wickets, all picked by pacers, is the most on the opening day of a Test in Australia since 1952. Yes, 1952!
After the experienced Australian trio of Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc reigned supreme and shot down India for 150 in their first innings, the hosts' batters danced to the tunes of Jasprit Bumrah and Co. and ended the day at 67/7, still 83 runs behind India.
Seventeen wickets, all picked by pacers, is the most on the opening day of a Test in Australia since 1952. Yes, 1952!
After the experienced Australian trio of Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc reigned supreme and shot down India for 150 in their first innings, the hosts' batters danced to the tunes of Jasprit Bumrah and Co. and ended the day at 67/7, still 83 runs behind India.
05:21 (IST) Nov 23
India vs Australia Live Score: Brilliant opening spells from Starc and Hazlewood
Young guns like Yashasvi Jaiswal (0) and Devdutt Padikkal (0) looked completely out of place during a brilliant opening spell bowled in tandem by Starc and Josh Hazlewood.
Virat Kohli (5) was done in by a short ball from Hazlewood. The star Indian batter couldn't remove his bat from the line of the ball and the resultant edge became a regulation slip catch.
Rahul followed the basics during this course -- playing the one coming into his body while leaving all other deliveries from length.
He got out when Starc, back for his second spell, got one to move a shade and the snicko showed deflection although the batter suggested that his bat hit the pad at the same time when the ball went past the edge.
Virat Kohli (5) was done in by a short ball from Hazlewood. The star Indian batter couldn't remove his bat from the line of the ball and the resultant edge became a regulation slip catch.
Rahul followed the basics during this course -- playing the one coming into his body while leaving all other deliveries from length.
He got out when Starc, back for his second spell, got one to move a shade and the snicko showed deflection although the batter suggested that his bat hit the pad at the same time when the ball went past the edge.
05:19 (IST) Nov 23
IND vs AUS Live Score: Reddy and Pant were the only saving grace for India
But this resurrection was preceded by a horror show with the bat.
Reddy's grit and Pant's brief daredevilry were the only saving grace against a disciplined Australia.
Pant and Reddy had added 48 when rival skipper Cummins, who had dropped a skier, got a fuller delivery to straighten as the southpaw closed his bat face and the thickish leading edge flew to the second slip.
Pant and Reddy were the only two players who were intent on a pushback. Among the top-half, KL Rahul (26 off 74 balls) was ready to grind it out before getting a contentious caught behind decision.
Reddy's grit and Pant's brief daredevilry were the only saving grace against a disciplined Australia.
Pant and Reddy had added 48 when rival skipper Cummins, who had dropped a skier, got a fuller delivery to straighten as the southpaw closed his bat face and the thickish leading edge flew to the second slip.
Pant and Reddy were the only two players who were intent on a pushback. Among the top-half, KL Rahul (26 off 74 balls) was ready to grind it out before getting a contentious caught behind decision.
05:18 (IST) Nov 23
Border-Gavaskar Trophy Live Score: India took control of the proceedings
Debutant Nathan McSweeney (10) got a nip-backer and DRS ruled him leg before.
Usman Khawaja (8) just froze in his crease once Bumrah decided to square him up by coming round the wicket. Virat Kohli, who had earlier dropped Marnus Labuschagne ( 2 off 52 balls), didn't make any mistake on this one.
But it was out of form Steven Smith (0), who got a very difficult first delivery that zoomed in and dipped catching him plumb in front.
Once Bumrah set the tone, debutant Harshit, with a bustling action, got one that pitched on middle stump, drawing Travis Head (11) forward before it deviated to dislodge the off-bail.
Australia were reeling at 31 for 4.
Labuschagne took 24 balls to get off the mark and also found himself at the receiving end of some heated words from an agitated Siraj.
The Indian then pitched one up to Mitchell Marsh and the resultant edge was brilliantly snapped by KL Rahul before ending Labuschagne's 52-ball agony with an in-cutter.
Bumrah then came for his final spell of the day to remove the rival skipper as India took control of the proceedings.
Usman Khawaja (8) just froze in his crease once Bumrah decided to square him up by coming round the wicket. Virat Kohli, who had earlier dropped Marnus Labuschagne ( 2 off 52 balls), didn't make any mistake on this one.
But it was out of form Steven Smith (0), who got a very difficult first delivery that zoomed in and dipped catching him plumb in front.
Once Bumrah set the tone, debutant Harshit, with a bustling action, got one that pitched on middle stump, drawing Travis Head (11) forward before it deviated to dislodge the off-bail.
Australia were reeling at 31 for 4.
Labuschagne took 24 balls to get off the mark and also found himself at the receiving end of some heated words from an agitated Siraj.
The Indian then pitched one up to Mitchell Marsh and the resultant edge was brilliantly snapped by KL Rahul before ending Labuschagne's 52-ball agony with an in-cutter.
Bumrah then came for his final spell of the day to remove the rival skipper as India took control of the proceedings.
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05:16 (IST) Nov 23
India vs Australia Live Score: Australia had no answer to Bumrah's quality
On the driver's seat when they came out to reply, Australia had no answer to Bumrah's (4/17 in 10 overs) quality that was on display. Defending a low first innings total cannot be a one-man show and Mohammed Siraj (2/17 in 9 overs) and debutant Harshit Rana (1/33 in 8 overs) stepped up to support their skipper.
The lengths they hit were immaculate, around five metre from the stumps and on the off-stump channel. The live grass did the rest whenever the ball landed on the seam.
The lengths they hit were immaculate, around five metre from the stumps and on the off-stump channel. The live grass did the rest whenever the ball landed on the seam.
05:15 (IST) Nov 23
IND vs AUS Live Score: Bumrah leads India's spectacular bowling comeback after batting no-show
Skipper Jasprit Bumrah made amends for his debatable toss call to bat first with a mesmerising opening spell that left Australia scurrying for cover at 67 for 7 and helped India make an emphatic comeback after a flop show with the willow on the opening day of the first Test in Perth.
The match, which was billed as a battle between two out of form batting units, lived up to the prediction at least on the first day. As many as 17 wickets fell, which is the first time in seven decades for a Test match on Australian soil.
The stand-in India skipper, much to everyone's surprise, opted to bat on a track with a liberal grass cover which generated appreciable seam movement and midriff high bounce.
But neither the youngsters nor the seasoned ones in the Indian line-up were up to the task.
It was debutant Nitish Reddy's gutsy 41 and Rishabh Pant's 37, including an unbelievable sixer, that got India to 150 in 49.4 overs with Josh Hazlewood (4/29), Mitchell Starc (2/14 in 11 overs), Pat Cummins (2/67 in 15.4 overs) and Mitchell Marsh (2/12 in 5 overs) sharing the spoils.
The match, which was billed as a battle between two out of form batting units, lived up to the prediction at least on the first day. As many as 17 wickets fell, which is the first time in seven decades for a Test match on Australian soil.
The stand-in India skipper, much to everyone's surprise, opted to bat on a track with a liberal grass cover which generated appreciable seam movement and midriff high bounce.
But neither the youngsters nor the seasoned ones in the Indian line-up were up to the task.
It was debutant Nitish Reddy's gutsy 41 and Rishabh Pant's 37, including an unbelievable sixer, that got India to 150 in 49.4 overs with Josh Hazlewood (4/29), Mitchell Starc (2/14 in 11 overs), Pat Cummins (2/67 in 15.4 overs) and Mitchell Marsh (2/12 in 5 overs) sharing the spoils.
India vs Australia Highlights, 1st Test Day 2 Border Gavaskar Trophy: India enjoyed a perfect day in Perth with flawless back-to-back sessions with the bat against Australia on Saturday. KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal took India to 172/0 and extended the visitors' lead to 218 runs at stumps in the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Earlier, India took a 46-run lead after dismissing Australia for 104 runs. Mitchell Starc provided resistance on behalf of the hosts with 26 runs as India's Jasprit Bumrah took a fifer and Harshit Rana claimed three wickets.
On Day 1, stand-in skipper Bumrah's fiery bowling had rescued India after their batting collapse. Opting to bat on a lively green-top, India struggled against Josh Hazlewood (4/29) and Mitchell Starc (2/14), managing only 150 runs in 49.4 overs. Debutant Nitish Reddy (41) and Rishabh Pant (37) offered brief resistance, but the top order, including Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, faltered under relentless pressure.
In reply, Bumrah dismantled Australia’s batting lineup with lethal precision, reducing them to 67/7 by stumps. Harshit Rana made an impressive debut, claiming Travis Head’s wicket, while Mohammed Siraj’s aggression yielded two vital scalps, including Marnus Labuschagne.
The seaming conditions and variable bounce created chaos, resulting in 17 wickets falling on Day 1.
Earlier, India took a 46-run lead after dismissing Australia for 104 runs. Mitchell Starc provided resistance on behalf of the hosts with 26 runs as India's Jasprit Bumrah took a fifer and Harshit Rana claimed three wickets.
On Day 1, stand-in skipper Bumrah's fiery bowling had rescued India after their batting collapse. Opting to bat on a lively green-top, India struggled against Josh Hazlewood (4/29) and Mitchell Starc (2/14), managing only 150 runs in 49.4 overs. Debutant Nitish Reddy (41) and Rishabh Pant (37) offered brief resistance, but the top order, including Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, faltered under relentless pressure.
In reply, Bumrah dismantled Australia’s batting lineup with lethal precision, reducing them to 67/7 by stumps. Harshit Rana made an impressive debut, claiming Travis Head’s wicket, while Mohammed Siraj’s aggression yielded two vital scalps, including Marnus Labuschagne.
The seaming conditions and variable bounce created chaos, resulting in 17 wickets falling on Day 1.
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