India vs Australia; Australia all out for 195 on the first day

On the first day of the second test, it was India who had an upper hand. After being put in to ball first, the Indian bowlers were able to pick all the ten Australian wickets in the first day itself.

Australia were all out for 195 runs, It was Jasprit Bumrah, who pulled out four wickets and became the leading wicket taker of the match for the Indians.

After getting a lot of criticisms, Ravichandran Ashwin was able to shut the mouth of his haters by picking up three wickets, which includes the key wicket of Steve Smith.

Debutant Mohamad Siraj picked two wickets, where as Indian allrounder, Ravindra Jadeja picked one wicket in his comeback game.

Considering the day as a whole it was India who had a upper hand. Day 1 totally witnessed thee fall of eleven wickets.

Towards the end of the day India lost their opener Mayank Agarwal for a Duck, it was Mitchel Stark who picked up the early wicket.

Marnus Labuschagne (48) was the top scorer for Australia in their first innings.

It will be the debutant Gill along with Cheteshwar Pujara who will be resuming the Indian innings tomorrow from the score of 36 for the lose of one wicket.