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Aus vs Ind, First Test: Bowlers Day Out At Adelaide, India Ends The Day With A Lead Of 62
It was a bowlers' day out at Adelaide Oval on the second day of the pink ball test match on Friday. A total of 15 wickets fell, including the whole Australian team.
The first wicket fell on the very first ball of the day of the overnight batsman R Ashwin, who edged the ball to the keeper. Soon, in 23 minutes, the rest of the Indian batting was cleaned up. India finished at 244 runs in the first innings, adding 11 runs to their overnight score of 233/6.
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