1st Test: Australia in commanding position against Sri Lanka in day-night affair
Cricket | Jan 25, 2019, 05:59 PM ISTAustralia lead Sri Lanka by 162 runs at the end of day two's play in the day-night Test in Brisbane.
Australia lead Sri Lanka by 162 runs at the end of day two's play in the day-night Test in Brisbane.
The return of Peter Siddle, Nathan Lyon and Usman Khawaja marks a major overhaul of the ODI side just six months before the World Cup.
The MCG crowd started booing Marsh once Marsh's name was announced on the public address system when he came onto bowl.
Australian bowlers had to toil hard as India finished at 215-2 with Kohli (47) and Cheteshwar Pujara (68) remaining unbeaten at Stumps.
Head scored a half-century in the second innings of the first Test at Adelaide to give India a scare even as the visitors eventually won by just 32 runs.
Hanuma Vihari and Ishant Sharma were the picks of the bowlers for India by taking two wickets each on the first Day of Perth Test.
A clinical display by India saw them win the 1st Test of the series, their first in 10 years in Australia. The 31-run win helps the visitors take the a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
Taking a leaf out of Pujara's book, Head scored a 167-ball 72 to steer Australia to 235 on the third day of first Test on Saturday.
After folding Australia for 235, India steadily built their lead through Rahul (44), Kohli (34) and Pujara (40*) to stitch up a 166-run lead on Day 3 of the 1st Test in Adelaide.
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Travis Head is likely to play in the middle-order for Australia in the first Test at Adelaide Oval, starting December 6.
Travis Head was not out on 34 as both batsmen tried to revive the innings after Abbas' (3-26) burst had left Australia reeling at 87-3.
Joe Burns, Glenn Maxwell and Shaun Marsh, who were in Australia's Test squad for the final match of the infamous tour of South Africa, were not included in the four-day squad.
Despite losing seven wickets in the run chase, the hosts cruised to victory with 13 overs to spare on the back of a masterful display from Head, who missed his second ODI hundred by four runs.
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