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4th Test: Late India Batting Collapse Puts Australia Into Commanding Position At The MCG
At one point, the possibility of Jaiswal, who mixed caution and aggression judiciously, and Kohli, who presented a secure look at the crease, remaining unbeaten till stumps arrived was more than certain.
But then Jaiswal fell for 82 in a run out caused by an awful mix-up, and was soon followed into the dressing room by Kohli and nightwatcher Akash Deep. India went from 151/2 to 159/5, which blew the game wide open.
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