Australia took a commanding victory in the third Test against India, held at Brisbane’s Gabba, dominating across all departments. The match saw outstanding performances, especially from Travis Head and Steve Smith, who anchored Australia’s first innings with brilliant centuries.
After electing to bowl, India’s bowlers, led by Jasprit Bumrah, initially found success. However, Head’s aggressive 152 and Smith’s steady 101 turned the tide, propelling Australia to a first-innings total of 405. Bumrah secured another five-wicket haul but lacked consistent support from the other end.
The series now moves to the final Test, with Australia riding high on confidence and India looking to bounce back.
Australia vs India, 4th Test: Summary and WTC Implications
The 4th Test between India and Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground saw Australia posting a dominant total of 474 in their first innings. Key contributions came from Steve Smith’s century and solid performances from Khawaja, Labuschagne, and others. India’s response was hindered by early wickets, with Australia’s bowlers, led by Bumrah, keeping pressure on India’s batting lineup. The match has significant implications for both teams in the World Test Championship.
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