Bangalore : In a below par score Australia Started well but not capitalized to get home to the team to win..loose wickets very early not got the 200 below target 112-All Out
A target of 188 was never enough. That is what the experts believed. India though belived in themselves and Kohli and his boys ensured 188 seemed too far a cry for the Aussies.
India bowled out for 189 on day 1 of the Test Match. That is what made headlines. Indian bowlers fought back on day 2 with a disclipined show. Australia took a lead of 87 on day 3. India were still on the back foot. But Pujara and Rahane had other ideas. They decided to own the final session on day 3 to take India to partial safety. Day 4, first session and Starc with his ferocious swing and pace picked Rahane and Nair on back-to-back balls. Hazlewood chipped in and India could only manage 187 as a lead.
Score board: India 189 &274
Australia 276 & 112_ All out
India bowled out for 189 on day 1 of the Test Match. That is what made headlines. Indian bowlers fought back on day 2 with a disclipined show. Australia took a lead of 87 on day 3. India were still on the back foot. But Pujara and Rahane had other ideas. They decided to own the final session on day 3 to take India to partial safety. Day 4, first session and Starc with his ferocious swing and pace picked Rahane and Nair on back-to-back balls. Hazlewood chipped in and India could only manage 187 as a lead.
Score board: India 189 &274
Australia 276 & 112_ All out
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