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India vs Australia: Border-Gavaskar third Check opens with a close to washout | Cricket Information

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The primary day of the third Check is a close to washout as Australia and India are left annoyed by rain in Brisbane.

India’s bowlers have been left annoyed and wicketless as rain worn out many of the opening day’s play within the third Check in opposition to Australia in Brisbane on Saturday.

Australia have been 28-0 when play was deserted, with Usman Khawaja unbeaten on 19 and Nathan McSweeney on 4 after going through solely 13.2 overs at a rain-sodden Gabba.

India captain Rohit Sharma received the toss and elected to subject first however his hope of early wickets proved forlorn, with rain halting play within the sixth over for about half-hour and dashing his tempo bowlers’ hopes of discovering their rhythm.

The rain returned to deliver an early lunch and endured till play was deserted late within the afternoon, short-changing a crowd of 30,145.

The Gabba pitch had a inexperienced tinge on what had been a steamy, overcast morning, promising a stiff examination for Australia’s high order, however the ball in the end did little off the spongy pitch.

Barring a probing, opening burst by Bumrah, who repeatedly beat Khawaja’s bat, the Indian pacers have been culpable of bowling too brief.

Khawaja capitalised, smashing Mohammed Siraj to the fence with a few sweetly struck pull photographs however the climate denied a wholesome crowd extra motion.

With the five-Check collection poised at 1-1, India made two modifications to the aspect that misplaced by 10 wickets within the day-night Check in Adelaide — Ravindra Jadeja changing spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and Akash Deep coming in for struggling paceman Harshit Rana.

Australia made just one change, with fast Josh Hazlewood changing Scott Boland after recovering from a aspect damage.

Rohit, whose poor kind with the bat has heaped stress on his captaincy, will proceed to bat at quantity six, with KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal retained because the opening mixture.

“There’s a variety of grass and it seems a bit of gentle as effectively so we wish to attempt to make the most effective use of the situations and attempt to see what we will do with the ball up entrance,” Rohit had stated after profitable the toss, including that the temper within the Indian dressing room was “completely buzzing”.

“The fellows are trying ahead to the Check match. It’s been at all times good to return right here and play some actually good cricket and yeah, once you discuss how everybody’s feeling, they wish to come out right here and showcase themselves.”

Because it was, India must wait till day two to indicate their abilities and may have early wickets to power a 3rd consecutive outcome within the collection.

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