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AUS vs IND 2nd Test, Indians Bowled Pretty Straight Making It Hard To Score: Matthew Wade
Australia opening batsman Matthew Wade praised the Indian bowling attack saying they ‘bowled pretty straight making it quite hard to score'.
"They were bowling pretty well, pretty straight making it quite hard for us to score so yeah we were tensed out there to go and score runs as a batting group and individually and yeah they are making it quite challenging at times," said Wade, who had to grind hard for his 137-ball 40.
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