Murali Vijay scored 144 and shared a century stand with Ajinkya Rahane as India’s batsmen dictated terms to an Australian attack that fell short of expectations Wednesday on the opening day of the second test. Four days after losing eight wickets in the final session of a 48-run defeat in Adelaide, India dominated on day one in Brisbane to reach 311-4 at stumps. Rahane, who shared a run-a-minute 124-run fourth-wicket stand with Vijay, was unbeaten on 75 and Rohit Sharma was not out 26. Australia’s pace attack had been expected to exploit the extra bounce and pace that are characteristic of pitches at the Gabba, where Australia hasn’t lost since 1988, but the new-look bowling lineup didn’t get its length right and the fielding was sub-standard. Vijay was dropped twice, on 36 and 102, both times by Shaun Marsh off Mitchell Johnson’s bowling. india vs australia Whats Morephulkari online shopping indiaPakistan : Peshawar attackChappalMathsReading RiskAuntie The post india vs australia appeared first on What Khabar. whatkhabar/india-vs-australia/
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