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Day 2: India All Out For 163; Australia Need 76 Runs To Win Third Test

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Indore: Australian bowling attack dominates as Nathan Lyon’s eight-wicket haul forces India on the backfoot as they get bowled out at 163 runs, setting up a target of 76 runs for the chase.

India started the day on a high note as the Indian bowling attack managed to take quick wickets in the early sessions. Umesh Yadav and Ravichandran Ashwin picked up three-wicket each in their spell on Day 3 of the match.

Indian batting line-up continued to struggle under pressure. The opening pair of Gill and Rohit Sharma failed to build a strong partnership as they were dismissed early on in the second innings.

India kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Cheteshwar Pujara managed to script a fightback for the side. He played a crucial knock of 59 runs in 142 deliveries.

Nathan Lyon carried on with his top form in Indian conditions and picked up eight wickets in the second innings.

Via – BCCI

With this, Australia needs 76 runs to win the first test match in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy.

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