
Highlights: Australia vs India (3rd Test, Day 3)
Australia took four Indian wickets on another rain-hit day in Brisbane.
Australia took four Indian wickets on another rain-hit day in Brisbane.
Brisbane’s weather came to India’s rescue as most of Monday’s play was lost because of rain on the third day of the third Test against Australia at the Gabba.
Travis Head and Steve Smith struck centuries in Brisbane on Sunday.
Twin century-makers Travis Head and Steve Smith put on a fourth-wicket partnership of 241 as Australia reached 405-7 at stumps on the second day of the third Test against India.
Play was abandoned on the first day of the third Test between Australia and India at the Gabba in Brisbane after rain fell for much of Saturday.
Australia’s Josh Hazlewood has been cleared of injury to reunite with fellow pace spearheads Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc for the crunch third Test against India in Brisbane.
Pat Cummins has warned India that Australia are pumped up and back to their best as they look to carry the momentum from a commanding 10-wicket win on Sunday into the next Test in Brisbane.
Australia wrapped up a convincing victory at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
A resurgent Australia thrashed India by 10 wickets to win the second Test and level the five-match series 1-1 after a batting and bowling masterclass at fortress Adelaide Oval.
Australia picked up five second-innings Indian wickets to close in on victory in Adelaide.
Travis Head blazed a sparkling 140 before Australia demolished India’s top order to close in on victory in the day-night second Test on Saturday.
Mitchell Starc starred with the ball for Australia on the first day of the day-night Test in Adelaide.
Australia lost opener Usman Khawaja but took first-day honours in the day-night second Test after a Mitchell Starc onslaught saw India crumble to 180 all out.
Captain Pat Cummins says Australia head into the second Test against India in Adelaide fired up by pride, as his team seeks to bounce back from a crushing loss in Perth.
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