IND A vs AUS A: Alarm bells for India, team collapsed for 107 runs, account of 3 players not open

India A vs Australia A: Border-Gavaskar Trophy is starting from 22nd November. Before this series, alarm bells have rung for Team India, because before the first unofficial Test against Australia-A on Thursday, the Indian innings fell apart like a pack of cards in front of the Australian bowlers. In this match, three Indian batsmen could not even open their account.

In this match, Australia A won the toss and decided to bowl first. The Kangaroo bowlers took full advantage of the wickets which were helpful to the fast bowlers, due to which the Indian batsmen had no luck. India A captain Ruturaj Gaikwad was among the three Indian batsmen to be out on a duck, while Devdutt Padikkal top-scored with 36 runs. Apart from Padikkal, only Navdeep Saini and Sai Sudarshan managed to reach double figures for India A.

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Nitish Reddy could not do anything special

Abhimanyu Easwaran, playing his 100th first class match, scored only 7 runs, while all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, who was included in the Test team for the first time for the Australia tour, could not do anything amazing and was out cheaply. Experienced player Baba Inderjeet struggled for 46 balls and was out after scoring 9 runs. Apart from him, Ishan Kishan, who returned to the India A team, could score only 4 runs.

Brendan Doggett's six

30 year old Brendan Doggett performed strongly for Australia, taking six wickets for 23 runs. Apart from them, Jordan Buckingham took two wickets while Fergus O'Neill and off-spinner Todd Murphy got one wicket each. Australia's innings started after India, where the team lost Sam Constas cheaply, whose wicket was taken by Mukesh Kumar in the first over itself.

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