AUS vs IND | Twitter reacts to Cummins leading from the front to dent India in the shortest BGT encounter
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Australia hammered India by ten wickets in hand in the second Test at the Adelaide Oval. Indian batters failed to withstand the Aussie pink ball attack as Pat Cummins scalped a fifer to break the Indian lower order before the openers chalked out 19-run target with no hiccups to equalize the series.
The Australian pacers were fueled with energy after an advantageous couple of days on the second day at the Adelaide Oval. Mitchell Starc struck in the first over of the third day after outsmarting Rishabh Pant. From the opposite end, Pat Cummins bowled sharp bumpers to remove Ravichandran Ashwin, and Harshit Rana in no time. Nitish Reddy seemed the only soldier fighting hard with a mix of caution and aggression but was soon outdone by the Aussie skipper’s bouncer trap. After struggling to surpass the lead, the tail whipped around to get India an 18-run lead.
In response, it was just a matter of time before Australia bounced back in the series. Nathan McSweeney caressed a few lovely drives to set the tone before Usman Khawaja hit the winning runs and won the game by ten wickets in hand. This was the shortest Border Gavaskar Trophy encounter in terms of balls (1081) bowled.
Awful!
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Siraj enters the Oval!
— Pandit Pranoob (@pranoob76889)
Game over
Game over! Australia level the series 💪 | |
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau)
Duck man
-Can't bat
— Praneeth VK¹⁸ (@fantasy_d11)
-Can't field
-Can't captain
-Can't respect veteran players
-Eat's 10 vadapav's daily
-Play's for the opponent
Rohit DuckMan 🦆 sharma burden to team India😭
Please retire Hippo 🙏🏻
Sad
No of Pink Ball D/N tests in Adelaide: 8
— Srini Mama (@SriniMaama16)
Team Batting First Won: 6
Team Batting First Lost: 2
That team: India, both times
Well played
Australia played well from the start. Their playing experience with the pink ball was evident in this match. No panic button yet for team India. too many changes won’t help team cause.
— Rihan Khan (@Rihankhanhk)
4th consecutive loss
Fourth consecutive loss under Rohit , out of them 3 cake in India vs a team who just got whitewash in home
— Shubh (@wake_up_shubh)
Struggle is real
When you see NZ struggling and losing badly to England at home, you feel even more bad about the 3-0 whitewash vs them at home. The England team that beat India at home in 2012 had won an Ashes in Australia in 2011.
— Gurkirat Singh Gill (@gurkiratsgill)
Please
please make Jasprit Bumrah the captain of Team India in Next match. | |
— Tanish (@TanishNagda)
Retire
Rohit, Kohli, and Ash should retire immediately. They r burden on Indian team.If anyone says that India won't perform without them, just look at the performance of the current T20 team, even without Bumrah. People used to say the same thing about T20 too.
— Naveen Agrahari (@NaveenAgrahari)
Well played
WELL PLAYED 🇦🇺
— Yug P Parmar 🇮🇳 (@yugparmar03)
If we praise the team or a particular player for their good innings, we can/should have the right to criticise the team or a player.. Yes I am talking about TEAM INDIA and some players.. It's time for some to back off from Tests..
Out of form
After being out of form in last match, team India is back in original form.
— Danish A.Rizvi (@Danish639945)
And no way they lost by 10 wickets as a tribute to 152-0 and 170-0 against PAKISTAN and ENGLAND💀
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