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Axar-Ashwin's 114-run stand helped India reach 262 in the first innings
Travis Head's unbeaten 39 off 40 saw the Aussies finish the day at 61/1 from 12 overs

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IND vs AUS: Aggressive Australia show great intent after Axar-Ashwin's brilliant partnership

Name: IND vs AUS: Aggressive Australia show great intent after Axar-Ashwin's brilliant partnership
Uploaded: 2023-02-18T17:03:17.000+05:30
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Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Australia have their noses slightly in front in the Delhi Test after they stretched their lead to 62 runs and have 9 wickets in hand.

With less than an hour to go, the Aussies came out with real intent, scoring more than 5 runs per over. While they lost Usman Khawaja, Travis Head's unbeaten 39 off 40 saw the visitors finish the day at 61/1 from 12 overs.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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IND vs AUS: Aggressive Australia show great intent after Axar-Ashwin's brilliant partnership

Australia have their noses slightly in front in the Delhi Test after they stretched their lead to 62 runs and have 9 wickets in hand.

The momentum fluctuated rapidly after India managed to keep Australia's lead down to just 1 run, all thanks to a brilliant 114-run 8th-wicket partnership between Axar Patel & Ravichandran Ashwin.

After Nathan Lyon's fifer, India were in fact staring down the barrel at 139/7 but Axar with 74 & Ashwin's 37 brought India right back into the contest. India were in ascendancy then.

However, with less than an hour to go, the Aussies came out with real intent, scoring more than 5 runs per over. While they lost Usman Khawaja, Travis Head's unbeaten 39 off 40 saw the visitors finish the day at 61/1 from 12 overs.

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