IND vs AUS Gabba Test Match: The third Test of the five-match Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia started on December 14 at the Gabba Stadium in Brisbane, with the first day’s action interrupted by rain. India captain Rohit Sharma decided to bowl first after winning the toss considering the cloudy weather, but the match could not be restarted as heavy rain started falling after 13.2 overs of the first session. In this case, the referee has now announced a change in start time for the final four days of the game.
The final four days of competition will feature 98 rounds.
There was already a chance of rain during the Gabba Test match and its effects could be seen on the first day of play. In the first quarter, the referee had to stop the game twice due to rain. The first time the game took some time to resume, but the second time the game was suspended on the first day due to rain. Already booked. A total of 98 overs will now be played over the final four days of the Gabba Test, with the matches starting half an hour before the scheduled time. The BCCI informed through a tweet that the matches for the next four days will start at 5:20 am India time, as opposed to the previous match timing of 5:50 am.
Australia scored 28 runs without losing a wicket
Australia scored 28 runs without conceding any runs in 13.2 overs on day one of the Brisbane Test, with Usman Khawaja remaining unbeaten on 19 and Nathan Mack Nathan McSweeney remained unbeaten with 4 points. There were two major changes in India’s eleven-man squad for this match, with Akash Deep and Ravindra Jadeja replacing Harshit Rana and Ravichandran Ashwin. In addition to this, Josh Hazlewood returns to replace Scott Boland in Australia’s 11-man squad.
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