4th Test: Gill, Pujara steady India

January 19, 2021 06:22

Australians look dejected

India 44-1 (20 Ovs) & 336 vs Aus 369 & 294 | Scorecard

Change in bowling, spin is here and with that Nathan Lyon. Gill defends first three deliveries and pulls the next along the ground to mid-wicket for a single. Pujara defends and there is a big shout for LBW. Umpire not interested. Australia reviews it and look confident. Umpires' call on as it was pitching off-side! Pujara survives but Australia will retain the review. After 18 overs India are 39-1.

Starc continues, Gill pushes it to covers for a single. Pujara defends the first and doesn't offer shot to the next. He sends it to covers but won't get runs. An attacking field has been set for Pujara. He defends the last two. After 19 overs India are 40-1.

Lyon continues, Gill sends it straight down for four runs! He defends the rest of the over. After 20 overs India are 44-1. They need 284 runs to win.

« Back to LIVE

TOP STORIES

Back to back terror attacks in J-K: Ex-sarpanch killed, tourist couple shot at

Terrorists struck at two places in Kashmir on Saturday night, killing a former sarpanch in Shopian and injuring a tourist couple from Rajasthan in Anantnag, two days ahead of Lok Sabha elections in Baramulla.

I dedicate my man of the match award to Dayal: Faf du Plessis

Pacer Yash Dayal kept his cool in a tense final over to seal a 27-run win against Chennai Super Kings and send RCB through to the play-offs.

IPL PIX: Spirited RCB knock out CSK; qualify for play-offs!

A spirited performance from their bowlers saw Royal Challengers Bengaluru outclass Chennai Super Kings by 27 runs to qualify for the play-offs.

Banking industry doyen N Vaghul dies at 88

Veteran banker N Vaghul, who led the transformation of ICICI into a private sector lender, died on Saturday afternoon due to health complications. He was 88. Vaghul took over the reins of ICICI, then a public finance institution, in...

Northwest India swelters under extreme heat as mercury breaches 45 deg C mark

The Met office has issued a "red" warning for Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and west Rajasthan, stressing the need for "extreme care for vulnerable people".