Scott Boland's brilliant bowling performance on day 1 of the Sydney Test helped Australia gain the upper hand against India. Boland took key wickets, including back-to-back dismissals of Rishabh Pant and Nitish Kumar Reddy, putting India under pressure.
On the final day of the Melbourne Test, legendary Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar sparked controversy when Scott Boland was busy delivering his first over of the fourth innings of the match.
The second day of the Melbourne Test was once again full of action between the hosts Australia and the visitors India. After Steven Smith’s memorable century, the hosts have set the game nicely for them by picking late wickets.
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Australian star pacer Josh Hazlewood makes his way into the playing eleven at the expense of Scott Boland ahead of the Gabba Test on December 14.
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The Australian batting all-rounder states that he is ready to bowl as many overs as his side wants should the situation arise in the third Test.
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Josh Hazlewood was ruled out of the pink-ball test due side strain injury but is likely to make an appearance in the third Test subject to fitness clearance.
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