India vs Australia Series: Opening batter Rohit Sharma and Kl Rahul started steadily after restricting Australia on 263 runs

Australia and India are playing in the second Test match in Delhi, where the Kangaroos won the toss and decided to bat first. Because to Men in Blue’s outstanding bowling performance on the first day, the Kangaroos were successfully contained at 263 runs.

Men in Blue stepped out to bat for the final 10 overs, and both batters have taken a steady approach thus far, scoring 13 runs in the first 6 overs of consistent hitting from Sharma and Rahul.

The purpose of Rohit Sharma was evident from the first ball, as seen by the four goals he scored in the first few deliveries he faced.

KL Rahul is under constant pressure to score, especially with Shubhman Gill filling in as the backup opener.

Although Gill has a strong recent record and the full support of the team management, Rahul’s position as the opening batter could be in jeopardy if he has trouble with the bat.

T. I. M. B. E. R!

Wicket No. 3⃣ for @MdShami11! 👌 👌

Australia lose their 9th wicket as Nathan Lyon is dismissed.

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The ball will initially stay low if you are a rookie hitter, but after you are used to the conditions, you may effectively play shots on these tracks as the Australian batter who became settled scored highly on this Kotla track, according to the commentators of they India vs. Australia second test.

Stumps on Day 1⃣ of the second #INDvAUS Test!#TeamIndia openers see through the final overs of the day's play and finish with 21/0 👌

We will be back with action tomorrow on Day 2, with India trailing by 242 more runs.

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If India manages to win this ongoing series by 3-1 and 4-0 margin they will qualify as the other finalist of World Test Championship.