Batsmen run 4 runs off Ashwin. 152/3 marsh 21 Smith 12
3rd Test: Australia v India at Melbourne
184/4 marsh gone for 32 c Dhoni b Shami
259 - 5
70.5
Yadav to Burns, Mr Burns has to go! He goes for the pull that is not really short enough :-[
That's 13 on debut for the batsman.
Burns c †Dhoni b Yadav 13
70.5
Yadav to Burns, Mr Burns has to go! He goes for the pull that is not really short enough :-[
That's 13 on debut for the batsman.
Burns c †Dhoni b Yadav 13
Riding on the unbeaten 72 from Steve Smith :
Australia will walk away the more contended of the two sides
Stumps 1.
Australia will walk away the more contended of the two sides
Stumps 1.
50 to Haddo, a career saving knock?
Poor Bowling by teh Indians here
530 all out
142.3
Yadav to Smith, OUT, he has lost his middle stump! He goes all the way to the off side to play
a ramp shot, but misses a straight delivery. It strikes the top of middle stump.
Smith b Yadav 192
142.3
Yadav to Smith, OUT, he has lost his middle stump! He goes all the way to the off side to play
a ramp shot, but misses a straight delivery. It strikes the top of middle stump.
Smith b Yadav 192
Australia opener David Warner is unlikely to bat in the second innings of the ongoing third Test against India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), due a nasty blow that he suffered in the nets.
According to Fox Sports, Warner fought hard through pain to take part in the third Test, as he was carrying a thumb injury and despite that he remained adamant to play in the Melbourne Test.
Cricket Australia (CA) informed that Warner had bruises which did not allow him to take field at this stage, as Peter Siddle, the 12th man took the field in place of the left-handed opener. However, Warner may not need to go for scans but he will be monitored closely.
According to Fox Sports, Warner fought hard through pain to take part in the third Test, as he was carrying a thumb injury and despite that he remained adamant to play in the Melbourne Test.
Cricket Australia (CA) informed that Warner had bruises which did not allow him to take field at this stage, as Peter Siddle, the 12th man took the field in place of the left-handed opener. However, Warner may not need to go for scans but he will be monitored closely.
Hope he is ok.
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