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India vs Australia Highlights, WTC 2023 Final: Travis Head, Steve Smith Steer Australia To 327/3 vs India At Stumps | Cricket News menu arrow-down reddit snapchat twitter facebook comments email printer search bell top-nav reddit-fill snapchat-fill twitter-fill facebook-fill share whatsapp-fill bookmark IND vs AUS, WTC 2023 Final, Day 1 Highlights: Travis Head, Steve Smith Steer Australia To 327/3 vs India At Stumps India vs Australia, WTC Final 2023, Day 1 Highlights: Travis Head remained unbeaten on 146 while Steve Smith was not out on 95 as Australia dominated Day 1 of the ongoing WTC final against India • • Updated:June 07, 2023 10:44 PM IST India vs Australia, WTC Final 2023, Day 1 Highlights: Travis Head remained unbeaten on 146 while Steve Smith was not out on 95 as Australia dominated Day 1 of the ongoing WTC final against India at the Oval, London. The Pat Cummins-led side scored 327 runs at the loss of three wickets in the 85 overs that were bowled on the opening day. For India, Mohammed Siraj, Shardul Thakur and Mohammed Shami claimed a wicket each but failed to control the scoring rate of Australia. India skipper Rohit Sharma had won the toss and opted to bowl first in the summit clash. ( Here are the Highlights of Day 1 of the World Test Championship Final match between India and Australia, straight from The Oval: IND vs AUS Live Score: STUMPS ON DAY 1!That's it for Day 1 of the WTC final. A total of 85 overs were bowled and Australia scored 327 runs at the lo...

Summary • Dominant Australia close on 327-3 • Head 146* and Smith 95* • Pair put on unbeaten stand of 251 • Warner caught for 43, Khawaja removed for duck & Labuschagne bowled for 26 • Use audio icon at top of the page to listen to Test Match Special commentary • Get in touch with us via #bbccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or via text to 81111 (UK only - texts charged at standard message rate) Video caption: Best shots of Head's 100 Best shots of Head's 100 That's all from us after day one of the World Test Championship final. We'll be back tomorrow from 10:00 BST, with commentary on India need quick wickets with the second new ball and they are already up against it to avoid another WTC final defeat. Join us again tomorrow! It's not as many as they have liked after choosing to bowl but India did manage to take three wickets on day one. Usman Khawaja was caught behind off Mohammed Siraj for a duck, David Warner was strangled down leg off Shardul Thakur and Mohammed Shami then bowled Marnus Labuschagne after lunch. It all seemed to be going quite well for them at that stage...

Australia’s Mitchell Starc celebrates dismissing Virat Kohli on day two of the World Test Championship final. Photograph: Alex Davidson/ICC/Getty Images Australia’s Mitchell Starc celebrates dismissing Virat Kohli on day two of the World Test Championship final. Photograph: Alex Davidson/ICC/Getty Images On a day of unbroken sunshine at the Oval India toiled in Australia’s shadow. Ascendant at the end of day one, Pat Cummins’ side were resplendent at stumps on day two and, though Ravindra Jadeja and Ajinkya Rahane led something of a late fightback, India ended the day on 151 for five, still 318 behind. They will feel they contributed to their own downfall. There was some unexceptional bowling, occasionally downright wayward, as Australia reached a total of 469. Later Shubman Gill and Cheteshwar Pujara both fell to superlative deliveries, but they would have had a better chance of impeding their progress towards the stumps had they attempted to get their bats in the way. Read more If this game is drawn the trophy is shared, which rather takes away the incentive for a side to take any risks once they fall behind in the contest. India’s intention at the end of Australia’s innings must have been to slowly, carefully, find a foothold in the cliff face. Perhaps they picked up on the fervour of the crowd, who greeted every run as if the scorer had just won a lifetime achievement Bafta, but little about what progress they made at the start of their innings was calm or careful. The...

LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - Australia were all out for 469 in their first innings on day two of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against India at The Oval on Thursday. Travis Head (163) and Steve Smith (121) forged a 285-run partnership to provide the bedrock of the Australia innings after being put into bat. Mohammed Siraj (4-108) was the pick of the Indian bowlers, while Mohammed Shami and Shardul Thakur claimed two wickets apiece for the 2021 runners-up.

India vs Australia Highlights, WTC 2023 Final Day 5: India's wait for an elusive ICC title extended as they were humbled by Pat Cummins and Co. by 209 runs in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval on Sunday. India, who needed 444 to win in the second innings, were bundled out for 234 with Australia wrapping the contest in the opening session of the play on final day. Australia dictated the proceedings from Day 1, with Travis Head and Steve Smith knocking a century each to drive Australia to 469 in the first innings. The top-order failed to put a show and a gritty 89 by Ajinkya Rahane, with vital contribution from Shardul Thakur and Ravindra Jadeja helped India save the follow-on. India showed signs of comeback in the second innings but a 93-run stand between Alex Carey and Mitchell Starc powered them to 270/8 before declaring the innings. Chasing 444, India reached 164/3 at the close of play on Day 4. Scott Boland then gave Australia the perfect start on the final day as he got rid of Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja in the same over. Kohli was caught at slips by Steve Smith for 49, while Jadeja was caught-behind for duck. Rahane then played a few shots before he was removed by Mitchell Starc for 46. Shardul Thakur, who scored a half-century in the first innings, failed to open his account this time. The wickets kept tumbling and it was Nathan Lyon, who inflicted the final blow to seal the match for India. Catch the Highlights of India vs Australia Live Score,...

BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR David Warner c †Bharat b Thakur 43 60 108 8 0 71.66 Usman Khawaja c †Bharat b Mohammed Siraj 0 10 15 0 0 0.00 Marnus Labuschagne b Mohammed Shami 26 62 103 3 0 41.93 Steven Smith b Thakur 121 268 333 19 0 45.14 Travis Head c †Bharat b Mohammed Siraj 163 174 283 25 1 93.67 Cameron Green c Shubman Gill b Mohammed Shami 6 7 15 1 0 85.71 Alex Carey † lbw b Jadeja 48 69 98 7 1 69.56 Mitchell Starc run out (sub [AR Patel]) 5 20 24 0 0 25.00 Pat Cummins (c) c Rahane b Mohammed Siraj 9 34 82 0 0 26.47 Nathan Lyon b Mohammed Siraj 9 25 18 1 0 36.00 Scott Boland not out 1 7 8 0 0 14.28 Extras (b 13, lb 10, nb 7, w 8) 38 TOTAL 121.3 Ov (RR: 3.86) 469 Fall of wickets: 1-2 (Usman Khawaja, 3.4 ov) , 2-71 (David Warner, 21.4 ov) , 3-76 (Marnus Labuschagne, 24.1 ov) , 4-361 (Travis Head, 91.1 ov) , 5-376 (Cameron Green, 94.2 ov) , 6-387 (Steven Smith, 98.1 ov) , 7-402 (Mitchell Starc, 103.5 ov) , 8-453 (Alex Carey, 114.4 ov) , 9-468 (Nathan Lyon, 119.5 ov) , 10-469 (Pat Cummins, 121.3 ov) • DRS BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Mohammed Shami 29 4 122 2 4.20 126 18 1 1 2 24.1 toM Labuschagne, and Shami produces the wicket immediately. Goes really full, seam-up, Labuschagne tries the drive but his front foot is stuck on the crease. It is a half-volley, he should be able to cover it, but it seams in appreciably to beat his inside edge and uproot the off stump. India right back in it. 76/3 94.2 toC Green, gone, and India are fighting back here. Terrific line and leng...

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