Rain delays Adelaide Test

The Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in Adelaide is interrupted by rain. India, at 112/6, faces challenges with key wickets falling. Rohit Sharma's dismissal and Shubman Gill's unlucky departure left Rishabh Pant to lead India's innings. Australia continues to dominate the day-night Tests, with record crowds.

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The rivalry between India and Australia at BGT resumed today. Captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bat first. The Indian team has scored 112/6 so far.

Team India is struggling in the ongoing pink ball test. Skipper Rohit SharmaThe lack of foot movement led to his dismissal.

Shubman Gil showed promise with soft hands and selective aggression. However, he succumbed to an intense swing from Scott Boland.

Rishabh pants remains unbeaten and holds India's hopes of a competitive first innings total.

Meanwhile, Australia's dominance in day-night Tests continued, with disciplined bowling and a record crowd of 36,225 at Adelaide Oval for an India match.

With the score at 104/5 after 31.3 overs, India will rely on Pant and the debutant Nitish Kumar Reddy to stabilize the sleeves, especially with Mitchell StarcDeadly deliveries of pink bullets loom under the lights.

Unfortunately, King Kohli was dismissed at 7 and Rishabh Pant also headed to the pavilion on 21 runs.

Team India's 1-0 lead

India made history with a massive 295-run win over Australia at the Optus Stadium in Perth.

Before this match, Australia had an unbeaten record in the four Tests played at this venue.

This match was also the fifth Test held at the Perth Stadium since its inauguration in 2018. Interestingly, the first Test at this venue in 2018 was also between India and Australia, with Australia winning by 146 runs.

In this 2024 clash, India were bowled out for just 150 runs in the first innings.

However, the visitors staged a remarkable comeback as they bundled out Australia for 104 runs. India then dominated with the bat, scoring 487 runs in their second innings.

Chasing a mammoth target of 534 runs, Australia retreated for 238, handing India a historic victory.

The victory broke Australia's winning streak at the Perth Stadium, which included wins against Pakistan, West Indies and New Zealand.

India's victory also added a new chapter to the rivalry between these two cricketing giants.

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