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India all out on 296 runs ravindra jadeja tried to make things better but alone he can't do anything, now Australia is on lead of 174 runs and second innings already started.
If they'll bat like first innings 400 is not difficult for them to make but obviously if Indians ballers do something may be they can give tough time to Australia.

Despite India all-out score of 296 Ravindra Jadeja and Thukar efforts showcased his resilience. While he couldn't turn the tide alone there is still hope for India bowlers to challenge Australia. With a lead of 173 Australia second innings poses a challenge but if India bowlers step up and minimize mistakes they can make it difficult for Australia to extend their lead. No balls and drop catches have proven costly for Australia otherwise they would have taken lead of 270+

India has already lost all wickets. They have only scored 296. Dad has bought Australia in a very favored situation. The tiebreak is going on right now. Australia did not start their second innings well. Australia has lost one wicket already. Australia has scored 23 and that means Australia is leading by 196. This is certainly not good for India. I do not see how India will be able to win, do not restrict Australia under a target of 350-400. Even then India might find it difficult to actually win.

I never expected that a Shali team with such power as India would perform so badly. I thought if India could do well in the bowling line then Australia would be all out for 250 runs. But India bowled well in the beginning but then bowled badly. India team batsman Rohit got out with 15 runs from 26 balls. Virat Kohli got out with 14 runs from 31 balls. India team batsmen batted very badly.