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WTC Final Day 3

WTC Final Day 3 Highlights: Australia Dominates, India Fights Back

WTC Final Day 3: The third day of the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and Australia showcased some thrilling cricket action. While Australia maintained their dominance, India showed…

June 10, 2023
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WTC Final Day 3: The third day of the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and Australia showcased some thrilling cricket action. While Australia maintained their dominance, India showed resilience and fought back to avoid a complete collapse.

Let’s take a closer look at the key highlights of day 3 : WTC Final Day 3

Valiant Partnership

  • Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur displayed a valiant seventh-wicket partnership.
  • They added 109 runs off 145 balls, rescuing India from a precarious situation.
  • Rahane fell just short of a century, scoring 89 before a sensational catch by Cameron Green off Pat Cummins’ delivery.

Thakur’s Heroics

  • Shardul Thakur played a crucial role with the bat, reaching a well-deserved half-century.
  • He fought on and scored 51 runs before getting dismissed by Green.
  • Thakur’s contribution proved vital in preventing a complete collapse.

WTC Final Day 3 Highlights: Australia Dominates, India Fights Back

Australia’s First Innings Lead

  • India eventually got all out for 296, conceding a first innings lead of 173 runs to Australia.
  • The Australian bowlers put up a commendable performance, making runs hard to come by for India.

Australia’s Second Innings

  • David Warner fell early in Australia’s second innings to the fiery pace duo of Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami.
  • Marnus Labuschagne and Usman Khawaja survived the challenging spell before tea, ending the session at 23/1.
  • Labuschagne and Steve Smith added 62 runs for the third wicket, consolidating Australia’s position.

WTC Final Day 3 Highlights: Australia Dominates, India Fights Back

Key Dismissals

  • Steve Smith’s dismissal came as a surprise when he went for a big heave against Ravindra Jadeja and got caught.
  • Travis Head fell without scoring many runs, becoming another victim of Jadeja’s bowling prowess.

Australia in Control

  • Australia ended the day at 123/4, leading by 296 runs.
  • Despite the slow run rate, Australia remained firmly in control and aimed to extend their lead.

WTC Final Day 3 Highlights: Australia Dominates, India Fights Back

India’s Uphill Battle

  • India faces an uphill battle to turn the match in their favor.
  • While the momentum shifted in their favor during the partnership between Rahane and Thakur, Australia’s lead makes a conventional victory for India highly unlikely.

WTC Final Day 3 Highlights: Australia Dominates, India Fights Back

Day 3 of the WTC Final witnessed a spirited fightback from India but Australia continued to maintain their dominance. Rahane and Thakur’s partnership provided hope, but the Australian bowlers and their disciplined batting ensured a significant lead. As the match heads into the fourth day, India faces a challenging task to stage a comeback and snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.

Read more : Steve Smith Shines in WTC Final: A Masterclass Display of Test Cricket Dominance

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