🏏 WTC Final 2023, India vs Australia: Kennington Oval-- Thread -2 🏏 - Page 10

India batters with 2,000-plus Test runs vs Australia

3630 - Sachin Tendulkar

2434 - VVS Laxman

2143 - Rahul Dravid

2074 - Cheteshwar Pujara

2037* - Virat Kohli

Originally posted by: Prizi

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And overcast conditions...that's what he told during the toss.

As per the screenshot shared by Gill, it looks evident that the Aussie had grounded the ball before completing the catch.

The ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval, which at the moment remains inclined towards Australia, witnessed a major controversy on the penultimate day involving India opener Shubman Gill. The controversy erupted when Gill was caught by Cameron Green at gully, and after a lengthy examination by third umpire Richard Kettleborough, he was declared out.

A large section of fans and few ex-cricketers felt unjust against the Indian and came out in support of Gill, who was equally shocked by the decision. While Gill and skipper Rohit Sharma, who was then batting alongside, didn't hesitate from venting out their frustration, the former has now taken it a step further.

Soon after the close of play on Day 4, which saw India reach 164/3 in a gigantic 444-run chase, Gill took to social media – both Instagram and Twitter – to pass his personal opinion on the subject. Without taking any names, Gill took an dig against the official and shared screenshot of Green diving towards his left to pluck a low diving catch.

IND vs AUS, WTC 2023 Final Day 5: Virat Kohli (44 not out) and Ajinkya Rahane (20 not out) are holding the Indian fort even as Australia are in a strong position at stumps on Day 4

India will have the daunting task to save wickets as they are at 164 for 3, needing another 280 runs to win the Test match and the final. Australia scored 270 runs for 8 in their second innings and set a tough target of 444 runs for their opponents. In their chase, India lost wickets of Shubman Gill (18), Rohit Sharma (43) and Cheteshwar Pujara (27). From Australia, Pat Cummins, Scot Boland, and Nathan Lyon have taken one wicket each.

Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane need to stay on at the crease for a long time as India still needed 280 runs to win. A wicket at this stage will make Australians' job very easier.

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Do not have time to follow the match.

Book marking the thread.

Cheers..

Originally posted by: Savera84

Do not have time to follow the match.

Book marking the thread.

Cheers..

Can this thread be made GA as 1st one is 150+ pages? 🤔

People would want to follow the match via this thread and if its GA, it would be easier.