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Play five bowlers and make Ajinkya Rahane bat at No 4, Gautam Gambhir advises Indian team | Cricket News

Ajinkya Rahane (AP photo) NEW DELHI: Former opener Gautam Gambhir feels India would do well to enter the upcoming second Test against Australia with five bowlers and make stand-in skipper Ajinkya Rahane bat at the No. 4 position. India lost the series-opening Day/Night Test by eight wickets after collapsing to their lowest Test total of 36 in their second innings at the Adelaide Oval. Rahane took charge after regular captain Virat Kohli on Tuesday left for India for the birth of his first child. I will want to see Rahane at number four. I will not want to him stay at number five because if he is the captain now, he has to lead from the front. So, Rahane should play at number four in place of Virat Kohli, Gambhir said on Star Sports show Cricket Connected .

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Play five bowlers and bat Ajinkya Rahane at No 4, Gambhir advises Indian team

Play five bowlers and bat Ajinkya Rahane at No.4, Gambhir advises Indian team Gautam Gambhir wants India to play both Ravindra Jadeja and Ravi Ashwin and also wants to see KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill s inclusion in the playing XI for the 2nd Test. By: PTI | New Delhi | Updated: December 23, 2020 8:13:56 am The Melbourne hundred was only Ajinkya Rahane’s second since he last appeared in coloured clothing for India. (AP) Former opener Gautam Gambhir feels India would do well to enter the upcoming second Test against Australia with five bowlers and make stand-in skipper Ajinkya Rahane bat at the No. 4 position.

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Would agree if team management picks Pant in place of Saha in remaining Tests, says former India chief selector MSK Prasad - cricket

Would agree if team management picks Pant in place of Saha in remaining Tests, says former India chief selector MSK Prasad - cricket
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Pink Test: India register lowest ever Test total of 36/9, Shami retired hurt

Pink Test: India register lowest ever Test total of 36/9, Shami retired hurt PTI Adelaide: The Indian cricket team Saturday suffered the ignominy of being restricted to its lowest ever total in Test cricket, collapsing to 36/9 in the terminated second innings against Australia on the third morning of the first Day/Night Test here. India’s earlier lowest score was 42 at the Lord’s in 1974 against England, known in Indian cricket parlance as ‘Summer of 42’. To make matters worse, star pacer Mohammed Shami’s series could well be over due to a wrist injury from a short ball from Pat Cummins, which could potentially be a fracture. Shami could not continue and the Indian innings was terminated at 36 for 9 in 21.2 overs.

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Summer of 36 : India record lowest score, Australia win in two and half days

Adelaide : The Indian cricket team under Virat Kohli faced its worst hour of embarrassment while collapsing to its lowest Test score of 36 as a rampaging Australia cruised to an emphatic eight-wicket victory inside two and half days in the opening Day/Night Test here on Saturday. There were no demons in the pitch but Josh Hazlewood (5-3-8-5) and Patrick Cummins (10.2-4-21-4) displayed fast bowling of highest quality, the impact of which will be far-reaching with three more Tests to go. India’s earlier lowest score was 42 at the Lord’s in 1974 against England, known in Indian cricket parlance as the “Summer of 42”. Saturday’s total was also the lowest score in the brief history of D/N Tests and the joint fifth lowest overall.

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