Ind vs Aus 3rd Test Day 4: Rain forces the players to retreat, India 105 for five
The Hindu
Sudden heavy rain disrupts India's innings at Gabba, leaving them at 105/5 against Australia in the third Test.
Sudden heavy rains disrupted Day 4 of the third Test at the Gabba during Australia’s 31st over on Tuesday (December 17, 2024) restricting India to a meagre 105 for five. Earlier, at 74, India lost the wicket of skipper Rohit Sharma who edged Pat Cummins to Alex Carey. He was out for 10 runs.
K.L. Rahul who moved past his 50, stayed at 68 and Ravindra Jadeja at 6 were at the crease when rain disrupted the match.
Earlier a rain-induced close on the third day, trailing Australia’s first innings score of 445, India replied with 51 for four.
With the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series level at 1-1, Australia would fancy its chances of moving ahead even if the weather is expected to be whimsical over the next two days. Meanwhile, India have to deal with the current deficit of 340 runs.
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