Rohit Sharma feels that the WTC Final shouldn't be a one-off fixture and there should be a three-match series. But Pat Cummins feels otherwise. Know what he said.
India needed 280 runs to win on the final day with seven wickets in hand. But they folded inside one session only handing a huge victory to Australia.
Ajinkya Rahane scored 89 runs with the bat while Shardul Thakur hit 51 runs to take India to 296 runs in the first innings. In reply, Australia ended Day 3 at 123/4 in their second innings.
There is a lot of debate around team India's selection of playing XI in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final against Australia. Steve Waugh is the latest former cricketer to join the debate as he opines on the matter.
Ajinkya Rahane has come into his own in the ongoing WTC Final against Australia at the Oval. After India lost KS Bharat early, Rahane stayed firm and took Thakur by his side to take India to safety.
Australia posted 469 runs in the first innings thanks to centuries from Head and Smith. Their bowlers then did a fine job collectively to keep India under the lid all the time and pick five wickets.
Shubman Gill's stay in the middle didn't last for more than 15 balls as he was castled by Scott Boland. Gill misjudged a delivery as he left one that hit the stumps.
Day 2 started on a heated note as Mohammed Siraj didn't look happy with Steve Smith as the two players exchanged words.
Axar Patel is not in India's playing XI for the WTC Final vs Australia. But he came out as the substitute fielder and made an immediate impact to send back Starc.
Steve Smith completed his 31st Test century on the second morning off the first two deliveries only. He slammed two fours off as many deliveries and levelled up with Rohit Sharma's record.
India started the post lunch session on a brilliant note as Mohammed Shami bowled a brilliant delivery to send back dangerous Labuschagne.
India have won the toss and opted to bowl first even as Ravi Ashwin misses out. India have gone with four pacers and a lone spinner in Ravindra Jadeja
India skipper Rohit Sharma confirmed India's playing XI for the WTC Final at the toss. The team will be hoping to end the ICC drought by winning the WTC Final vs Australia.
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