Test cricket excitement is at its peak India and Australia Faced on the final day of the 4th Test, he expressed his intensity Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. Adding to the drama are exciting individual battles between players from both sides. One notable rivalry has been between India’s promising openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Australia’s skilled speedster Mitchell StarcA contest that came to the fore on the final day of the Boxing Day Test match.
Mitchell Starc’s superstition and Yashasvi Jaiswal’s decent reply
A new chapter in the rivalry between the two players began with Jaiswal and the like Rishabh pants followed by the crease Virat Kohlidismissal of The newbie, Pant, after his poor optics in the first innings, decided to go for a solid defense amid the onslaught of Australian bowlers. Australian skipper to get rid of the pant early Pat Cummins He called Starc to bowl. After some unsuccessful attempts to take Pant’s wicket, the pace maestro turned superstitious and changed the bails as he returned to Shane Warne for his next delivery. But he was not easily put off his mind games as non-striker Jaiswal immediately turned the bails around. This led to a verbal exchange between the two and it became clear that he would not be able to easily go under the Indian duo.
Starc also canceled bails on day 4 of the Melbourne Test, which was lucky for the team. Nathan Lyon got rid of Ravindra Jadeja immediately after the act of superstition. Previously, Muhammad Siraj it turned into hostage exchange pranks several times. This led to a heated exchange between him and the Australian senior batter Marnus Labuschagne.
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India are struggling to keep the match going amid a determined Australian bowling effort
The final day of the Boxing Day Test match began with the crease and the final Australian pair jasprit bumrah Getting the goal of Lyon to complete another 5-group. India needed 340 runs to win on Day 5. In response, Rohit Sharma couldn’t make a mark with the bat again and got caught in the slips Mitchell Marsh. Wickets continued to fall for India in quick succession as the entire Indian top and middle order crashed in front of the Australian bowlers. Jaiswal was the only one to fight back with the bat as his 208 off 84 balls kept India’s hopes of a draw alive. His dismissal after a controversial decision further cemented Australia’s position in the match. Eventually, Australia won the contest by 184 runs and took a 2-1 lead in the 5-match series.
