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WTC Final: Siraj Dismisses Warner As Australia Reach 23/1 At Tea After Taking 173-Run Lead
AUS vs IND WTC Final Day 3: Veteran opener David Warner was dismissed cheaply in a testing spell from Mohammed Siraj as Australia reached 23/1 in 11 overs of second innings at tea on day three of World Test Championship final against India at The Oval, here on Friday.
Effectively, Australia are leading by 196 runs, after taking a vital 173-run lead by bowling out India for 296 in first innings.
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