The Indian bowlers performed brilliantly on the third day of the Melbourne Test match between India and Australia. Virat Kohli's army piled on the Australian wickets for 151 runs in the first innings.
After that Kohli decided to bat and extend the lead of 292 runs without enforcing the follow-on. After this decision of the Indian captain, he along with Pujara and Rahane made this embarrassing record that no team would ever want to make.
After the dismissal of Kohli and Pujara, the Deputy Captain Ajinkya Rahane scored just a run. With this, the players who came to bat at number 3-4 and 5 added a total of only one run.
Let us tell you that, Virat-Pujara and Rahane repeated the 65-year-old shameful record. This was the second time that Indian batsmen playing at No.3, 4 and 5 have scored just one run after 1953 (against West Indies)
After that Kohli decided to bat and extend the lead of 292 runs without enforcing the follow-on. After this decision of the Indian captain, he along with Pujara and Rahane made this embarrassing record that no team would ever want to make.
Kohli, Pujara and Rahane have made a shameful record:
After not enforcing the follow-on, the Indian batsmen got out on the field and Vihari was dismissed for 13. After that, Pujara, who came to bat, returned to the pavilion without scoring any runs. After this, Indian captain Virat Kohli also lost his wicket on zero.After the dismissal of Kohli and Pujara, the Deputy Captain Ajinkya Rahane scored just a run. With this, the players who came to bat at number 3-4 and 5 added a total of only one run.
Let us tell you that, Virat-Pujara and Rahane repeated the 65-year-old shameful record. This was the second time that Indian batsmen playing at No.3, 4 and 5 have scored just one run after 1953 (against West Indies)




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