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Australia vs India second Test scorecard

India all out for 140

December 17, 2018 09:25 pm | Updated December 18, 2018 09:01 am IST

Mohammed Shami, third left, points skywards as he is surrounded by teammates after claiming the wicket of Australia's Usman Khawaja during play in the second cricket test between Australia and India in Perth, Australia, Monday, Dec. 17, 2018.

Mohammed Shami, third left, points skywards as he is surrounded by teammates after claiming the wicket of Australia's Usman Khawaja during play in the second cricket test between Australia and India in Perth, Australia, Monday, Dec. 17, 2018.

Australia on Tuesday beat India by 146 runs to level the on-going test series 1-1. India were all out for 140.

Earlier on day 4, India struggled to stay afloat. Chasing a daunting 287, Kohli’s men were gasping at 112 for five in their second innings.  The fourth day was about the rivals battling for control and, as it concluded, Australia held the reins and was well placed to win the match.

 

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Tim Paine’s men scored 243 in their second innings and India’s pursuit became an exercise in diminishing hope once K.L. Rahul lost his timber in the first over.

The opener did the forward-press trigger, but strangely vacillated over a Mitchell Starc thunderbolt. Rahul shouldered arms but the reflex was late and the ball brushed his bat and crashed into the stumps.

Day 4: India lose the script, left gasping for breath

 

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