LOL.. after the disappointment with the first test, we have a very competitive match this time. Everything is even stevens, and none of the two teams are at an advantage after the second day of play. Australia had an excellent opportunity to restrict India to somewhere around 150, but then the partnership between Axar and Ashwin pulled things back for India. That said, Australia so far has a nice start to their second innings.
Australia have opened the second innings in a better way. A great pull back from Axar and Ashwin. Once the wickets fell, the innings have come to an end. Nathan Lyon had bowled well taking 5 wickets. Good break through by Todd Murphy who took seven wickets in the first match. As mentioned the match is very competitive, that we can't easily predict the outcome of the match.
The second Test match between Australia vs India is progressing evenly. After being defeated by India by a series margin in the first Test match, they came back a lot in this match. Australia went into bat in the first innings and managed to accumulate 263 runs for 10 wickets on the scoreboard. After being all out for 263 runs, India went into bat in the second innings. In the second innings, India went into bat and managed to accumulate 262 runs for 10 wickets and Australia lead by one run. In the second innings, Australia came down to bat again and managed to accumulate 61 runs for one wicket in 12 overs. Hope this match will be a fighting match.
The series between India and Australia is the Border Gabaskar Trophy.Basically this series consists of five test matches.India have already won the first Test match and lead by one nil in the five-match series.India has always been very strong on their soil and they dominate their country completely.In the second Test between India and Australia, Australia batted first and were all out for 263 for 10 wickets.India then went into bat and were bowled out for 262 runs behind Australia.Now Australia are batting in their second innings so far 61 runs for one wicket.Still unbeaten for Australia are