ICC World Test Championship Final 2023, Day 3: India Made a Comeback; Australia Lead by 296 Runs

ICC World Test Championship Final 2023, Day 3: India Made a Comeback; Australia Lead by 296 Runs After the end of day 2, India was at 151-5 and Srikar Bharat 5(14) and Ajinkya Rahane 29(71) were playing. At the start of day 3, both the batter resumed the batting and Scott Boland started the bowling. Srikar Bharat got out on the second ball of the day after scoring 5(15). In the 46th over, Rahane smashed back-to-back two boundaries and scored a half-century. In the 49th over, India reached 200 runs on the first ball and Rahane hit back-to-back two fours. In the 55th over, Rahane scored his 5000 runs in a Test match. Both the batter made a crucial partnership and the partnership reached 1000 runs in the 59th over. After the end of session 1, India was at 260-6. In the 62th over, Rahane got out after scoring 89(129) on the last ball. In the 66th over, Umesh Yadav hit a four on the third ball and got out after scoring 5(11) on the fifth ball. In the 67th over, Shami smashed back-to-back two fours. In the 68th over, Thakur smashed two fours and scored a half-century. In the 69th over, Thakur got out after scoring 51(109) on the third ball. In the 70th over, Shami got out after scoring 13(11) on the fourth ball. India got all out at 296 runs in 69.4 overs and  were lagging behind by 175 runs. Australian opener David Warner and Usman Khawaja came to bat and Mohammed Shami opened the bowling attack. In the 4th over, Warner got out after scoring 1(8) on the third ball. After the end of session 2, Australia was at 23-1. In the 15th over, Khawaja got out after scoring 13(39) on the first ball. In the 16th over, Smith started the over with a four and Labuschagne finished the over with a four. In the 20th over, Australia reached 50 runs. In the 31st over, Smith got out after scoring 34(47) on the first ball. In the 34th over, Australia reached 100 runs. In the 37th over, Head hit a six on the first ball and got out after scoring 18(27) on the third ball. At the end of day 3, Australia was at 123-4. Stay tuned with us to get the latest update and live cricket news of upcoming matches!