2 more sixes and history created, such a record made for the first time in 77 years – Read
The feat accomplished by Team India’s fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep in Test cricket on 17 December 2024 will be remembered for a long time. These number 10 and number 11 batsmen of Team India played brilliantly for the last wicket and also hit sixes against Australia. With this, for the first time in a Test, Indian batsmen at number 10 and number 11 hit sixes against Australia. This feat has happened for the first time in 77 years of history. The first Test series between the two countries took place in 1947. But from then till now this had never happened.
Akash-Bumrah hit Pat Cummins for sixes
In the final session of the fourth day of the ongoing third Test at Gabba, Akash and Bumrah played unbeaten innings for the last wicket of Team India. During this innings, both of them also hit a six each against Australian captain Pat Cummins. These sixes of both Bumrah and Akash were worth watching, which filled the enthusiasm of the fans as well as the Indian camp.
Jasprit Bumrah just smashes Pat Cummins for six! #AUSWIND pic.twitter.com/vOwqRwBaZD
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 17, 2024
Both bowlers saved India from the danger of follow on.
The short but important innings of Akash Deep and Bumrah not only achieved such a feat for the first time in the history of 77 years, but Team India also got the benefit of both of them standing firm like Angad. In response to Australia’s 445 runs in the first innings, the Indian team has scored 252 runs after losing 9 wickets.
Virat Kohli & Gautam Gambhir reacting as if India have won the World Cup. They just saved the follow-on against Australia #AUSWIND #not found #DontStopStreaming #CatchEveryMatch pic.twitter.com/PmQgccffj1
— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) December 17, 2024
Akash Deep is unbeaten on 27 runs in 31 balls and Bumrah is unbeaten on 10 runs in 27 balls. When Team India’s ninth wicket fell, it needed 32 runs to avoid follow on. In this difficult time, Bumrah and Akash batted patiently. Both avoided the threat of follow on and after the end of the fourth day’s play, the pair remained unbeaten.
Bumrah took 6 wickets and Akash Deep took 1 wicket.
Before batting, Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep also contributed in bowling. Bumrah took 6 wickets for 76 runs in 28 overs in the first innings against Australia. While Akash Deep got one wicket. He spent 95 runs in 29.5 overs.
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