IND vs AUS LIVE Score, Day 2 – Border Gavaskar Trophy: India has taken the lead on the back of Rohit Sharma’s brilliant Test century. At Tea, India were 226/5, leading by 49 runs. Currently, Ravindra Jadeja is on the crease with Rohit Sharma and is targeting a solid partnership. At the start of Day 2, India skipper and Ashwin made sure that India maintained its Day 1 scoring rate. India scored 100 runs in the first 10 overs of the day after starting the day at 77/1. As a result, the hosts are currently on track to post a large total after dismissing the opposition on Day 1 for a score of 177. Follow India vs Australia LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
In the latest, Nathan Lyon castled Suryakumar Yadav off-stump. First ball post-lunch, Virat Kohli lost his wicket. Todd Murphy now has 4 wickets against his name. India were 151/3 at Lunch on Day 2. R Ashwin was first to depart on Day 2 after making 23 then Cheteshwar Pujara followed the nightwatchman on 7.
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IND vs AUS LIVE Score, Day 2: Rohit Sharma smashes Brilliant TON, India TAKE lead in Nagpur Test Follow India Australia 1st Test LIVE
Halfway through the third session of the first day, Australia was all out thanks to five wickets taken by Ravindra Jadeja, who is participating in his first international encounter since August of last year. Jadeja finished with numbers of 5/37, while Ashwin contributed with 3/42.
In the process, Ashwin passed Anil Kumble as the second Indian spinner to surpass 450 Test wickets. On Day 1, Usman Khawaja and David Warner were both dismissed within the first four overs by pacers Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami, respectively.
Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne then helped Australia avoid losing any other wickets in the first session. By dismissing Labuschagne, Jadeja broke the stand on 82 from 202 balls.
The very next ball, he took another wicket and later also got rid of Smith. Then, a counterattacking knock from wicketkeeper Alex Carey gave Australia encouragement before eventually getting bowled out for 177.
While India got off to a great start Rohit Sharma, India captain, sped to his half-century in just 66 balls. With KL Rahul, who was much more cautious with his knock and eventually fell on 20 off 71 balls towards the close of the day’s play, he put up a 76-run opening partnership with Rohit.
