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After bowling out India for 307, Australia were set a target of 323 but have lost four wickets in the bargain, courtesy of Ashwin and Shami's strikes. India are 6 wickets away from a win.
Inzamam said he was very disappointed at the outcome of the series against New Zealand.
In a tweet, Warne praised the bowling skills of the boy – identified as Ahmad, a resident of Ganderbal district in central Kashmir.
The 113-Test veteran also cautioned the visitors to not be complacent and seize the moment.
The captain said it has been a relief for Bangladesh to have Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal back for the 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.
A group of Australian spectators were not happy with Kohli's celebration in the first innings of the hosts, so they got back at him by booing.
Ashwin will obviously play a more crucial now role because with the rough, said Bumrah.
The record was earlier held by former Mumbai stalwart Amol Mazumdar, who had hit 260 versus Haryana at Faridabad in 1994.
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