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AUS vs IND Gabba Test: India 62/2 At Stumps After Rain Washes Out 3rd Session
Rain washed out the third session of the second day of the fourth and final Test at the Gabba here on Saturday with India going to stumps at 62 for two in reply to Australia's 369 in the first innings.
India lost both their openers early as they went to tea at 62 for the loss of Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma's wickets before a heavy downpour caused a deluge in the outfield. Australia vs India Scorecard
While rain stopped, the ground staff could not drain off the water and make the ground fit for the resumption of play.
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