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India vs Australia 5th Test SCG Day 2 Live Updates: The last test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia started from January 3 in Sydney. Today (January 4) is the second day of the competition. The match will start at 5 am. In this match, the Indian team collapsed for 185 runs in the first innings. In reply, Australia has scored 9 runs at the loss of one wicket till stumps on the first day. Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Usman Khawaja shortly before the end of the first day’s play.

Rishabh Pant scored the maximum 40 runs in India’s first innings. Whereas Scott Boland took maximum 4 wickets for Australia. Jasprit Bumrah is captaining India in this match. Rohit Sharma decided not to play in this match.

India won the first test match in Perth by 295 runs. Then Australia won the Adelaide Test by 10 wickets. After this the Brisbane Test was a draw. Australia registered a resounding victory by 184 runs in Melbourne.

Highlights of Australia’s second innings

In reply to India’s first innings, Australia also had a very bad start and Indian captain Jasprit Bumrah was the first to make the breakthrough. Bumrah celebrated wildly after dismissing Usman Khawaja for 2 runs.

He went to Sam Constas in celebration. In fact, Constance had an argument with Bumrah just one ball before Khawaja was dismissed. Till stumps, Australia has scored 9 runs at the loss of one wicket. Now today (January 4), once again excellent bowling will be expected from Captain Bumrah.

Australia scorecard, first innings

Fall of wickets: 1-9 (Usman Khawaja, 2.6 overs)

India’s first innings collapsed for 185 runs
The Indian team, which came to bat first after winning the toss, had a bad start. The first blow to the Indian team came in the form of KL Rahul (4), who was caught by Sam Constas at square leg off the ball of Mitchell Starc. Then the second opener Yashasvi Jaiswal (10) also played Scott Boland’s ball to third slip. After this, Shubman Gill (20) played bravely with Kohli on the wicket, but before lunch, while trying to play Nathan Lyon’s ball forward, he was caught by Steve Smith at slip. There was absolutely no need for this shot just before lunch.

After lunch, Virat Kohli was out once again for playing the off stump ball forcibly. Kohli (17) was dismissed by Scott Boland at the hands of Beau Webster after scoring 17 runs. Kohli has been out many times in this series before for playing the ball forcibly on the off side.

After this, Pant and Jadeja took over the innings, Pant (40) seemed to be in good touch, but while playing unnecessary shots, he was caught by Cummins off the ball of Boland. Due to this, Nitish Reddy (0) was also out on the very next ball. Jadeja (26) was playing with some caution, but he was out when Team India’s score was 134. Washington Sundar (14), Prasidh Krishna (03), who came at lower order, could not do anything special. Whereas Jasprit Bumrah (22) came at the end and played some good shots. Team India’s last wicket fell in the form of captain Bumrah (22), who was caught by Mitchell Starc at midwicket while trying to hit a pull shot off Pat Cummins. Scott Boland took maximum 4 wickets for Australia. Mitchell Starc got 3, Pat Cummins got 2 and Nathan Lyon got one success.

India’s scorecard, 1st innings: 185 (72.2 overs)

Wicket Fall: 11-1 (KL Rahul, 4.6 ov), 17-2 (Yashshwi Jaiswal, 7.4 ov), 3-57 (Shubman Gill, 25 ov), 4-72 (Virat Kohli, 31.3 ov), 5-120 (Rishabh Pant) , 56.4 ov), 6-120 (Nitish Kumar Reddy, 56.5 ov), 7,134 , Ravindra Jadeja 62.4 ov), 8-148 (Washington Sundar, 65.6 ov), 168 (Prasidh Krishna, 68.2 ov), 10-185 (Jasprit Bumrah, 72.2 ov)

Rohit-Akash Deep out, Krishna-Gil enter
Rohit Sharma decided to keep himself out of this match. Shubman Gill has got a chance in place of Rohit. Apart from this, fast bowler Akash Deep remained out of this match due to back pain. Prasidh Krishna, who is playing his third Test, has got a chance in place of Akash. Akash has taken five wickets in two Tests so far in Brisbane and Melbourne. He was a bit unlucky in not taking many wickets, as many catches were missed from his bowling during the two matches.

Debut of 31 year old player for Australia
It has been decided to drop Mitchell Marsh and include Beau Webster in the team for the final Test match to be held at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney. Marsh scored 73 runs in this series at an average of 10.42. The 31-year-old Webster has scored runs at an average of 57.10 in first-class cricket since March 2022, while also taking 81 wickets at an average of 31.70. Mitchell Starc will play in Sydney

Why was Marsh out?
In the last three Test matches, Marsh was given only 13 overs. Marsh, 33, suffered a back complaint after the first Test in Perth, but the Australian management has since insisted there are no fitness concerns for him. But Marsh had to struggle with the bat. He scored 9, 5, 4, 2 and 0 in the last five innings, making it clear that he was in trouble.

India’s playing-11 in Sydney Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant (wicketkeeper), Nitish Kumar Reddy, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Prasidh Krishna, Jasprit Bumrah (captain) and Mohammed Siraj.

Australia’s playing eleven for the Sydney Test: Sam Constas, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Beau Webster, Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Scott Boland.

Indian test team’s record in Sydney
Total Test: 13
Won: 1
Losers: 5
Draw: 7

India Vs Australia Test Series H2H
Total Test Series: 28
India won: 11
Australia won: 12
Draw: 5

India’s test series record in Australia
Total Test Series: 13
India won: 2
Australia won: 8
Draw: 3

Team India tour of Australia
22–25 November: 1st Test, Perth (India won by 295 runs)
6–8 December: 2nd Test, Adelaide (Australia win by 10 wickets)
14–18 December: 3rd Test, Brisbane (drawn)
26–30 December: Fourth Test, Melbourne (Australia win by 184 runs)
03-07 January: Fifth Test, Sydney (ongoing)