Delhi after Nagpur. The India-Australia test series venue has changed but the result has not changed. Like Nagpur, India beat Australia in Delhi on the third day to take a 2-0 lead in the series Australia lost 7 wickets for just 18 runs in the first session of the third day on Sunday and were bowled out for 113 runs in their second innings. Ajira took a 1-run lead in the first innings, leaving India with a target of 115 runs to win. India took it by losing 4 wickets. Chasing a target of 115 runs on a spinning wicket, India lost 6 wickets. Lokesh Rahul (1) returns to Sajghar due to Nathan Lion. From there, Rohit Sharma and Cheteshwar Pujara played a bit.

Then Marmukhi became India’s captain. He scored 31 runs off 20 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes in the blink of an eye. In this individual run, Rohit was run out due to a misunderstanding with Pujara at the head of the team’s 39 runs. From there, Virat Kohli and Pujara took the team’s collection to 69 runs. Kohli returned to Sajghar after being victimized by Murphy in this run. 20 runs off 31 balls came from his bat. Shreyas Iyer scored 12 on 88 runs and became Lion’s second victim. Then Pujara and Srikar Bharat left the field winning the team. Pujara remained unbeaten on 31 off 4 fours off 74 balls. With him, Bharat remained unbeaten on 23 runs off 3 fours and 1 six off 22 balls.
Before that, Australia could collect only 52 runs in the team collection after losing 9 wickets in the morning session. They were all out for 113 runs in 31.1 overs on the bowling of Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin.

Travis Head, who was unbeaten on 39 the previous day, was dismissed for 43 today. And Marnus Labuchen, who was unbeaten with 13 runs, was out for 35 runs. Then the wicket rained heavily in the Jadeja-Ashwin whirlwind. Steven Smith 9, Matt Renshaw 2, Peter Handscomb 0, Alex Carey 7, Pat Cummins 0, Nathan Lyon 8, and Matthew Kuhneman 0 were dismissed.

Australia scored 95 runs for the loss of 3 wickets and was all out for 113 runs after losing the remaining 7 wickets with a margin of 18 runs. That is, they lost the remaining wickets to go from 95 to 113 runs. Apart from Jadeja and Ashwin, nobody got a chance to take wickets with the ball in hand. Of course, no one else got a chance to speak. Jadeja took 7 of Australia’s 10 doors with 42 runs including 1 maiden in 12.1 overs. And Ashwin took 3 with 59 runs with 3 maidens in 16 overs. Apart from this, Mohammad Shami bowled 2 overs and Akshar Patel bowled 1.