Highlights

Australia end Day 1 at 327/3
Smith & Head stitched an unbeaten 251-run stand
Travis Head: 3rd cricketer to hit a ton in the WTC final

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WTC final 2023, IND vs AUS: Steve Smith & Travis Head tame India on Day 1

Name: WTC final 2023, IND vs AUS: Steve Smith & Travis Head tame India on Day 1
Uploaded: 2023-06-07T22:33:37.000+05:30
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Description: Losing the toss was one of the only two things which probably didn't go right for the Aussies. The other was losing 3 wickets with 76 runs on the board

Losing the toss was one of the only two things which probably didn't go right for the Aussies. The other was losing 3 wickets with 76 runs on the board

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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WTC final 2023, IND vs AUS: Steve Smith & Travis Head tame India on Day 1

The opening day of the World Test Championship (WTC) final may have begun on a great note for India but Australia made sure they ended Day 1 in command.

Losing the toss was one of the only two things which probably didn't go right for the Aussies. The other was losing 3 wickets with 76 runs on the board.

It was all Australia from there on. Travis Head tamed Team India with a counter-attacking 146 not out to put his side back on track. He became the third cricketer to hit a ton in the WTC final.

Steve Smith proved to be a willing ally as he too scored an unbeaten 95. A stand of 251 between the two helped Australia end Day 1 at 327/3.