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India vs Australia 3rd Test Day 2 Live | IND vs AUS 3rd Test Live Scores & Commentary
India vs Australia 3rd Test Day 2 Live This Match Will be Played at Holkar Cricket Stadium Indore from 1st March to 5th March 2023 This Match Will Start at 9.30am From Indian Standard time. IND vs AUS 3rd Test Live Commentary By Sports Updates by Chandan. Follow us on Social Media. Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/Sports-Updates-by-Chandan-108054670939374/?ref=bookmarks YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2IiLqoVoqWHdyWW_inRkg YouTube 1: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdEtpnaEyqVJ3p5Xm3OqMEg Twitter: https://twitter.com/techindia251995?s=09 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chandan_singh1/ Telegram: https://t.me/sportsupdatesbychandan An excellent day of Test match cricket for Australia as they dominate the proceedings against India on a rank turner. Australia resumed the third session at 71/1 with Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne negating the spinners well. The duo continued to pile on the runs and added 96 runs for the second wicket. Ravindra Jadeja redeemed himself by dismissing the Labuschagne with Australia trailing by just 1 run. Khawaja was brilliant with his gritty half-century. He was out playing the sweep against Jadeja. The quality left-arm spinner continued his good performance and blew the stand-in Aussie Test skipper (Smith) with a beauty. Australia were 156/4 after 54 overs at stumps with Peter Handscomb and Cameron Green keeping their wickets intact and have a handy lead of 47 runs. For India except Jadeja no one came close to picking a wicket and he finished the day with a four-wicket haul. Earlier in the Aussie first innings the openers Travis Head and Usman Khawaja attacked right from ball one. But Head was trapped plumb infront by Ravindra Jadeja just in the second over. Then Marnus Labuschagne and Khawaja played spin unbelievably well to take the team through to tea break without any further damage. However Labuschagne chopped one on to the stumps when he was at zero but Jadeja became the culprit for overstepping. India even burnt a couple of reviews in the urge of getting a breakthrough. A few overs later Ashwin trapped Labuschagne infront but Rohit Sharma wasn’t in favour of going upstairs. Even Rohit’s captaincy was way below par as he didn’t keep attacking field. Opting to bat first earlier in the day India were in deep waters from the get-go. However a couple of lucky reprieves for the Indian skipper in the first over didn't prove costly for the visitors. The Indian openers added 27 runs for the first wicket but once Rohit Sharma was out in an attempt to play a reckless shot in this rank turner the collapse began. India lost wickets in clusters and were at 84/7 at Lunch. Virat Kohli and Srikar Bharat did add a few handy runs but couldn't negate the spinners for a much longer period. Umesh Yadav smashed a couple of lusty blows on his comeback to steer the team over the score of 100 runs. Mohammed Siraj was the final man to bite the dust as a miscommunication between him and Axar Patel ended the Indian innings. For Australia Matthew Kuhnemann was the pick of the Aussie bowlers with the figures of 9-2-16-5 while Nathan Lyon picked three wickets. Usman Khawaja: "I played to my plans. Scored runs whenever there was a scoring opportunity. I was batting with Marnus good partnership to get. It was tough to bat with the new ball. Not an easy wicket to get runs. It was spinning out there. We will get to know better about the pitch tomorrow. It is hard to tell on Day 1. It was difficult time to bat throughout the time and we're not expecting to get any better. If that's how I can put it. I sweep on the length. If the line of an off-spinner goes down the leg then I sweep on the line. I used the sweep more intermittently. It is good to have the sweep in your arsenal. You keep guessing I tried to make the bowlers keep guessing as well. A bit of cat and mouse. It is dictated by the wicket. How the bowlers are bowling to you. The plan is always to score runs as long as you're there. I try to do that." Session Breakdown on day 1: Session 1: 84 runs 7 wickets 26 overs. Session 2: 96 runs 4 wickets 29.2 overs. Session 3: 85 runs 3 wickets 32 overs. Overall in the day a total of 265 runs for the loss of 14 wickets in 87.2 overs. Audio Content Disclaimer For This Content This is self-created content and not copied content. The Audio commentary in this stream is self-created and not a copy of any other source. The images displayed are only for information purposes and are made by myself. Copyright Disclaimer For This Content Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976 allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism comment news reporting scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Thank you for Watching Sports Updates by Chandan Please Subscribe to Our Channel For more Live Cricket Updates. #INDvsAUSLIVE #AUSvsINDLIVE #INDvsAUSTESTLIVE
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Dinesh Chandimal Comes under Criticism from Aussies
Dinesh Chandimal Comes under Criticism from Aussies #dinesh #slvsaus #vmaxsports Jayasuriya's 12-wicket haul, Chandimal's 206* give Sri Lanka series-levelling win Australia collapse against spin on the fourth day to go down by an innings and 39 runs Sri Lanka 554 (Chandimal 206*, Karunaratne 86, Kusal Mendis 85, Starc 4-89, Swepson 3-103) beat Australia 364 (Smith 145, Labuschagne 104, Jayasuriya 6-118) and 151 (Labuschagne 32, Jayasuriya 6-59, Theekshana 2-28, Ramesh Mendis 2-47) by an innings and 39 runs Sri Lanka had one of their great days as they levelled the two-Test series against Australia in Galle. First, Dinesh Chandimal's double-century - also his career-best - carried them to a huge lead, and then Prabath Jayasuriya completed the best figures by a Sri Lankan on Test debut with a 12-wicket haul as they surged to an-innings-and-39-run win with time to spare on the fourth evening. They were ahead when play began, but not a position of such strength that this sort of finish was the most likely outcome. However, Australia had no answer to Chandimal - who helped the last four wickets add 145 [in comparison, Australia's last five in the first innings added 35]. And then their second innings resembled one of the subcontinent nightmares of the not-too-distant past. They lost all ten wickets for 102, across just 28 overs, and nine in the final session. Jayasuriya twice took two wickets in an over, breaking the back of the top order with the first brace of Usman Khawaja and Steven Smith, and fittingly wrapped up the victory with his record-breaking strike when he spun one past Mitchell Swepson. Just five bowlers in history have taken 12 or more wickets on debut, and for a spinner, he sits behind only Narendra Hirwani's 16, against West Indies in Chennai in 1988. For Australia, it was their first innings defeat since losing to South Africa in Hobart in 2016, and the first ever after making more than 350 in their first innings They could have lost a wicket in the second over - Niroshan Dickwella missed a stumping chance offered by Khawaja, when Maheesh Theekshana was handed the new ball - but the relative ease with which Khawaja and David Warner progressed ended up being very misleading. Warner fell shortly before tea sweeping at Ramesh Mendis and reviewed an lbw decision that was plumb - more of that was to come - but it was in the final session where mayhem really ensued. Jayasuriya, handed a Test debut at the age of 30 after the continued travails of Lasith Embuldeniya and Covid-19 for Praveen Jayawickrama, settled into his work and caused all manner of problems. It was a performance to do Rangana Herath proud. Khawaja was his first victim, getting an inside edge to backward short-leg, which was sharply held by Oshada Fernando, who, for the second game running, was needed as a Covid substitute when Pathum Nissanka tested positive. Three balls later, Jayasuriya trapped Smith lbw with one which straightened enough to beat him on the back foot. Smith knew he was out, but still reviewed. Ultimately, it did not matter, but it was a questionable call from Smith. Sri Lanka sensed their moment. Travis Head's lean Test tour concluded when he got into a poor position to tackle Ramesh, beaten on the outside edge by one which spun sharply, and his returns in Sri Lanka and Pakistan will likely provoke much debate ahead of next year's India tour regardless of his home form. Marnus Labuschagne and Cameron Green briefly rallied against deep-set fields that allowed plenty of scoring opportunities, but after nine overs the next cluster of wickets arrived. Labuschagne had swept Jayasuriya often from very full deliveries, but the stroke let him down when he played over one which was heading low into middle stump.