4th Test: India all out for 336

January 17, 2021 12:36

India 336 (111.4 ovs) vs Aus 369 | Scorecard

Saini and Natarajan at the crease. India trail by 41 runs.

Hazelwood continues, Saini fails to connect, no runs. Yorker but Saini hammers it to deep point for a single. Natarajan leaves it alone. He now makes room and plays to mid-off for a single. He is off the mark in his Test debut. Siraj misses. He mis-times the next but will still get two runs. Pat Cummins chased to save a boundary.

Starc continues, Natarajan misses first two deliveries. He fails to connect the next delivery too. He evades a short ball too. Big shout for LBW, umpire not interested. Maiden over for Starc. India still trail by 37 runs.

Hazlewood continues, Siraj puts his bat to the bouncer and four runs! Yorker and could have managed a single but Siraj and Natarajan trying to hang in there. BOWLED! And with that Siraj wicket Hazlewood gets his five-for. Siraj managed 13 off 10 balls.

India finish at 336 all out in 111.4 overs and narrowed the deficit to only 33.

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