India suffered a batting collapse on Day 1 of the second Test against Australia, losing nine wickets for 111 runs to be bowled out for 180. Mitchell Starc’s career-best 6 for 48 spearheaded the Australian attack. Despite KL Rahul’s promising start, he fell for 32, continuing his struggles to convert starts.
India suffered a batting collapse on Day 1 of the second Test against Australia, losing nine wickets for 111 runs to be bowled out for 180. Mitchell Starc’s career-best 6 for 48 spearheaded the Australian attack. Despite KL Rahul’s promising start, he fell for 32, continuing his struggles to convert starts. India suffered a batting collapse on Day 1 of the second Test against Australia, losing nine wickets for 111 runs to be bowled out for 180. Mitchell Starc’s career-best 6 for 48 spearheaded the Australian attack. Despite KL Rahul’s promising start, he fell for 32, continuing his struggles to convert starts. Read More
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