The incident occurred in the tenth over of India’s innings when the ball, hit by Gill, became trapped in the sight screen in the stands and Australia gave up trying to find it. When a boy from the stands found it, the bowlers had already begun selecting a new ball to resume the match.
Meanwhile, after Australia finished their innings at 480 on the second day of the series-deciding fourth Test here on Friday, India openers Rohit Sharma and Subhman Gill walked in to bat and finished the day with a score of 36. India is now 444 runs behind.
Meanwhile, after dismissing Australia for 480 runs, India reached 36 for no loss in their first innings. With India still 444 runs behind, Rohit Sharma (17 batting) and Gill (18 batting) were at the crease at the draw of stumps.
Ravichandran Ashwin (6/91) was India’s most successful bowler, taking five wickets on the second day, while Axar Patel removed Usman Khawaja (180). On day one, Mohammed Shami (2/134) had two wickets.
source: Crick onEarlier, after resuming the day at 255 for 4, Khawaja and Cameron Green (114), batted with ease, adding another 123 runs to Australia’s position. Following a barren morning session, Ashwin dismissed Green and Carey (0) in four balls before dismissing Mitchell Starc (6).
Patel then caught Khawaja, but Todd Murphy (41) and Nathan Lyon (34) added 70 runs to keep India at bay.Ashwin returned to take the final two wickets.
A spectator assists Australia in locating the ball after Shubman Gill hit it for a six.
By tirupatinews
