The kangaroos threw canoes before the spin of Jaddu and Ashwin! A challenge of 115 runs in front of Team India for victory

The second Test match between India and Australia is being played in Delhi. On the third day of this match, the Australian team went into bat with a lead of 62 runs, losing 1 wicket. This time, India’s pair of Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin brought the Australian batsmen to nine. Australia’s batsmen lost quick wickets. 4 of their batsmen returned to the tent on the same score. This time Australia’s second innings ended on 113 runs in 31.1 overs.

Travis Head scored the most runs in the second innings for Australia. He scored 43 runs off 46 balls. He also hit 1 six and 6 fours during this run. Apart from him, Marnus Labuchen contributed 35 runs. This time, no other batsman could cross the 20-run mark. Labuchen, Matt Renshaw, Peter Handscomb and captain Pat Cummins were all out for 95 runs.

Ravindra Jadeja once again shined while bowling from India. He took 7 wickets during this time. Also completed the 12th wicket haul in a Test career. Along with him, R Ashwin also took 3 wickets to his name.

Challenge of 121 runs before India
The Indian team will have to overcome the challenge of 115 runs to win the second match. Interestingly, India have two more days left to win this match. Therefore, it is likely that the Indian team will overcome this challenge easily. Team India is leading the 4-match Test series 1-0. Now if India wins this match, India will take another lead in the series. Also, this match is very important for India to reach the final of the World Test Championship.

Ravindra Jadeja was the star of the show as India bowled out Australia for 113.

Can the hosts chase down 115?#WTC23 | #INDvAUS | 📝 https://t.co/HS93GIyEwS pic.twitter.com/dnjs4pI4ig

— ICC (@ICC) February 19, 2023

Australia’s first innings
Earlier, while batting in the first innings, Australia’s innings ended on 263 runs. Usman Khawaja contributed the most with 81 runs. Also, Peter Handscomb also scored an unbeaten 72 runs. Apart from him, skipper Cummins (33), no other batsman had crossed the 20-run mark.

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