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2nd Test: Labuschagne And Head Slam Fifties As Australia Take The Lead Over India
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head slammed their respective fifties each as Australia lead by 11 runs over India after reaching 191/4 in 59 overs at dinner on day two of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
It was a session of two halves, as India initially had the upper hand, thanks to Jasprit Bumrah taking two quick wickets. But an assured Labuschagne came out of his poor run to hit 64 and share a 67-run stand with a free-striking Head, who is 53 not out at his home ground.
With Head and Mitchell Marsh, who is unbeaten on two, Australia will be looking to extend the lead to as much as possible against an Indian bowling line-up, which looked off the boil via their change bowlers, before the second new ball and the twilight session arrives. Read More...
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