IND vs AUS PM XI: 5 Indian players roar in the practice match, Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Siraj fails
New Delhi: A pink ball practice match was played between India and Australia Prime Minister’s XI on 1 December. Due to rain, the two-day test match was reduced to 46 overs, in which Team India won. 5 players from India roared. Due to these players, India crushed Australia PM’s XI by 6 wickets. While captain Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Siraj failed.
These 5 players performed brilliantly:
Harshit Rana bowled brilliantly for India in the practice match and wreaked havoc by taking 4 wickets. Due to his excellent bowling, India bowled out Australia before 46 overs. Openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul gave India a strong start. Jaiswal scored 45 runs in 59 balls, while KL Rahul retired hurt after scoring 27 runs in 44 balls. Both showed amazing intent. Earlier, the amazing opening pair of Rahul and Jaiswal was seen against Australia in Perth. Both batsmen had a partnership of 201 runs in the second innings.
Shubman Gill also made a great comeback. Gill could not play the first Test match due to injury. But Gill made a comeback through the practice match and retired hurt after scoring 50 runs in 62 balls for Team India. Gill hit 7 fours during this period. Apart from this, Nitish Reddy also played an innings of 42 runs in 32 balls and played an important role in India’s lead.
Best batting performers for India in the Practice match:
Shubman Gill – 50(62)
Yashasvi Jaiswal – 45(59)
Nitish Kumar Reddy – 42(42)
Washington Sundar – 42(36)
Ravindra Jadeja – 27(31)
KL Rahul – 27(44) pic.twitter.com/0arQmhEFRe— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) December 1, 2024
Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Siraj’s poor performance:
Australia PM XI scored 240/10 runs in 43.2 overs. Siraj did not impress much during his bowling. Siraj took only 1 wicket by spending 18 runs in 7 overs. After this, he struggled to take wickets. Rohit Sharma also scored 3 runs in 11 balls and returned to the pavilion. India took a lead of 17 runs in the match by scoring 257/5 runs after 46 overs and won the two-day test match by 6 wickets.