After a record number of match wins in Test format, World’s No.1 team India has registered a bad record during the first test against Australia today. While playing its first innings today, team India had a terrible fall out for 105 runs and tottering phase of last seven wickets established India’s worst performance in the recent past.
In an extremely shocking way, India lost 7 batsmen in the last 11 runs – making it one of the most bad records registered in world cricket. In 1989, after almost 27 years, Kohli-led Indian team literally broke its previous worst record – 7 wickets in matter of 18 runs.
After losing fourth wicket after 94 runs, Indian audience definitely unintended that out batsmen would collapse in next 11 runs. Having started first innings on a positive note on Friday, India team totally lost way before tea break – in just 40.1 overs.
Aussie bowler Steve O’Keefe gave a big shock to home team, by dismissing three batsmen in 33rd over of the innings – KL Rahul (64), Rahane (13) and Saha (0). By the end of first innings, Steve picked 6 wickets and all at crucial time. On other hand, Mitchell Starc supported him with two wickets, Hazlewood with one wicket and Nathan Lyon with one.
It now remains to be seen how the next three days are going to be for team India.
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