Quote from: Pamoldar on January 06, 2019, 06:00:10 AM

Quote from: Pffrt on January 06, 2019, 05:35:37 AM

Quote from: vella85 on January 06, 2019, 05:25:42 AM

Australia have been bowled out for 300 with Kuldeep taking 5 wickets which I thought he would. Kohli has asked Australia to follow-on which is very rare now days however bad light has stopped play so we might not see any more play today like yesterday. So Australia will need to survive the whole day tomorrow with 10 wickets which they should be able to as the wicket is still holding up well and isn't difficult to bat on except for the odd ball playing tricks on the batsman. Jadeja and Kuldeep will play a big role if India are going to win this test match.

Kohli has asked for follow on since they had a good chance to win. If there was no problem today, Australia might play today and some hours tomorrow and get either a little lead or end up before leading. It would be big win for India if there was no problem like bad light. Now, the chances of winning is almost zero. Australia will probably survive the whole day and the result will be drawn, assuming that no more play today. Bad luck India.

I was talking that India may send Aussies to bat for 2nd innings and that's exactly what happened. Aussies still need 316 runs to give any lead to India. I am expecting Kohli to bring the spinners ASAP and in that case it's going to be harder for Aussies to score. At the moment Aussies are fighting to save the match.

I agree. The chances for Australia pulling off a miracle are slim to none at the moment. Bad weather conditions are basically saving them at the moment and this is the only way they can survive this match without a loss most likely.

Its like the Gods heard what the australians wanted and decided to interrupt the match at this exact moment.

If the weather does get better, I feel that it is all over for the Australian team due to the stellar performance by India(Batting and balling).