4th Test: India need 80 runs to win in 17 overs

January 19, 2021 11:58

India 248-4 (83 Ovs) & 336 vs Aus 369 & 294 | Scorecard

Mayank Agarwal is the new batsman. He is beaten off the first ball. Agarwal lets it go to the keeper. He sends the next down the ground for two runs. Strac does well to save the boundary. Two more runs for Agarwal as he plays straight down the ground again. After 81 overs India are 232-4.

Josh Hazlewood is here, Pant misses it. He defends it towards gully. Edge and goes past the keeper. Four legbyes for India. Perfect shot from Pant as he cover drives to the deep extra cover boundary for four runs. He then taps and takes a quick single. Agarwal faces Hazlewood, huge shout for LBW. Thick edge umpire not interested. Paine doesn't go for a review. After 82 overs India are 241-4.

Cummins continues, Pant defends. He sends the next over mid-off for two quick singles. Good chase from Marnus. Pant leaves the next alone and drives the next to deep point boundary for four runs! Pant then takes a quick single. Dot ball to end the over.

After 83 overs, India are 248-4. They need 80 runs to win in 17 overs.

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