IND vs AUS 2nd Day: Jaiswal scored 90, KL Rahul also hit a fifty, how was the game on the second day

New Delhi. On the basis of brilliant innings by Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul and an unbroken partnership of 172 runs for the first wicket, India made a good start in the second innings on Saturday, the second day of the first Test, and took a total lead of 218 runs. Earlier, captain Jasprit Bumrah did the feat of taking five wickets in the innings for the 11th time and bundled out Australia for 104 runs. The Indian team, which scored 150 runs in the first innings, had a lead of 46 runs.

Jaiswal played comfortably, learning from the mistake of the first innings, while Rahul demonstrated his/her technique again. While batting well, both of them respected the good balls and gave advice on the loose balls. At the end of the second day’s play, Jaiswal was scoring 90 runs in 193 balls with the help of seven fours and two sixes, while Rahul, who was the victim of the controversial decision of the third umpire in the first innings, has scored 62 runs in 153 balls which included four fours. Are included.

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In the second innings, the grass on the pitch had dried up and cracks had also started appearing, due to which the bowlers were not getting much help and it had become easier for the batsmen to play strokes. Australian captain Pat Cummins tried seven bowlers but could not break the concentration of Rahul and Jaiswal. Jaiswal completed his/her half-century after tea in 123 balls, which is his/her slowest half-century in 15 Tests. This shows that as a batsman he/she is not only fearless but also adept at playing as per the situation.

The last pair for Australia, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood, made India wait a long time for the last wicket. Australia’s nine wickets fell at 79 runs, after which Starc (26 runs in 113 balls) and Hazlewood (seven not out in 31 balls) made a partnership of 25 runs lasting 18 overs. Because of this the Indian team could take a lead of only 46 runs.

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