During the India-Australia pink ball Test, Virat Kohli, known for his superstitions, swapped the bails hoping to break a stubborn partnership between Aussie batters McSweeney and Labuschagne. Despite Kohli’s attempt, reminiscent of a similar act by Stuart Broad in the Ashes, Australia finished day one at 86/1, trailing India by 94 runs after bowling the visitors out for 180.
During the India-Australia pink ball Test, Virat Kohli, known for his superstitions, swapped the bails hoping to break a stubborn partnership between Aussie batters McSweeney and Labuschagne. Despite Kohli’s attempt, reminiscent of a similar act by Stuart Broad in the Ashes, Australia finished day one at 86/1, trailing India by 94 runs after bowling the visitors out for 180. During the India-Australia pink ball Test, Virat Kohli, known for his superstitions, swapped the bails hoping to break a stubborn partnership between Aussie batters McSweeney and Labuschagne. Despite Kohli’s attempt, reminiscent of a similar act by Stuart Broad in the Ashes, Australia finished day one at 86/1, trailing India by 94 runs after bowling the visitors out for 180. Read More
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