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India vs Australia 1st Test, Day 3: Kohli and Sundar Lead India’s Charge

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The third day of the opening Test match between India and Australia has seen a pivotal moment as India’s star batsman Virat Kohli took charge of the innings. Following the early dismissal of Dhruv Jurel by Pat Cummins, India’s lead extended past the significant 400-run mark.

Virat Kohli, known for his formidable presence on the field, has partnered with Washington Sundar at the crease. The pair has been crucial in stabilizing the innings after a series of breakthroughs by the Australian bowlers. Despite the challenges posed by Australia’s attacking pace line-up, the Indian team looks to strengthen their position further. «It’s imperative for Kohli to build a strong partnership here,» commented a cricket analyst on the unfolding situation.

On the previous day, opening batsmen Jaiswal and Rahul provided a solid foundation with an unbeaten stand of 172 runs. This partnership came in response to India’s earlier innings, which saw them finish with a modest total of 150 runs on a pitch offering substantial assistance to the bowlers. Australia’s bowlers are keen on replicating their earlier successes by targeting quick wickets to claw back into the match.

The ongoing match at a lively pitch has kept spectators on the edge as both teams vie for control. As events unfold further, fans and analysts alike are keen to see how this defining partnership aids India’s aspirations in the match.

Rachel Adams

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