Australian Team Collapsed For 195 Runs In Boxing Day Test

Australian team collapsed for 195 runs in Boxing Day Test, Bumrah took 4 wickets: Ind vs Aus 2nd Test.

On the first day of the second match of the four-match Test series being played between India and Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, India bowled out Australia for 195 runs.

The Indian bowlers, performing brilliantly, harassed the Kangaroo batsmen in the MCG and bowled the team before 200 runs. Now the responsibility of the Indian team batsmen.

On Saturday, on the very first day of the second Test, hosts Australia collapsed for 195 runs in their first innings.

The captain of the hosts Tim Paine had decided to bat after winning the toss, but the Kangaroo batsmen could not stand much in front of the Indian bowlers.

Australian team collapsed: Australia’s highest score of 48 runs was scored by Marnus Labushane. He hit 48 runs in 132 balls with the help of 4 fours.

Apart from Marnus Labushane, Travis Head smashed 38 off 92 balls. Matthew Wade also scored 30 runs, but apart from these, no batsman could play big innings.

5 batsmen could not touch the figure of ten. On the other hand, Jasprit Bumrah took 4 wickets for India. He dismissed Joe Burns, Travis Head, Mitchell Starc, and Nathan Lyon.

Three successes went to R Ashwin. Ashwin implicated Matthew Wade, Steve Smith, and captain Tim Paine.

At the same time, fast bowler Mohammad Siraj, who made his Test debut for India, took two wickets, while the last wicket was Ravindra Jadeja.

Siraj dismissed Marnus Labushane and Cameron Green, while Jadeja dismissed Pat Cummins. In this way, India has got a long time to bat in the first innings.

However, India has lost the first wicket till the news is written. Mayank Agarwal is out without opening an account.

India’s innings, the first wicket dropped

Australia was all out at 195 and after that, the Indian team came out to bat first when the team’s account was not even open. Mayank Agarwal became a victim of Mitchell Starc without opening an account.

The match will be captained by Ajinkya Rahane. The team’s regular captain Virat Kohli is not playing in the remaining three matches of the series for the birth of the first child.

India was defeated by Australia by 8 wickets in the first match played in Adelaide.