Breaking News Today – Australia vs India in the Second Test

After losing the first Test against Australia in Adelaide, India were able to prove they were up to the task in Brisbane. While regular captain Virat Kohli was away in India to give birth to his first child, Ajinkya Rahane was the stand-in captain and had plenty of young guns to work with. This young squad battled several odds to make it to the final and end the Aussies’ 32-match unbeaten run in Australia.

Unfortunately, the Brisbane Test was marred by technical problems all week. Not all deliveries were reviewed by the video umpire, and some deliveries were ruled no-balls. A slew of players had to go through quarantine before the game. As a result, many Australians needed to quarantine themselves before the Test began.

In the second Test, Australia will look to keep their perfect record. Since the Ashes began in 1894, Australia has won all their day-night tests. The first test at the Gabba was played under the lights. This time, the match will be played under lights at the Adelaide Oval. Australia has won all five of its day-night Tests. In fact, they won their last Ashes clash at the Adelaide Oval in 2017.

Australia’s bowling attack will be bolstered by a strong pace attack. Mitchell Starc, despite a poor recent form, is also an option. Australia’s pace attack is strong, and it’s likely to be the strongest in the series. As long as the Aussies can keep their wickets, they should win it.

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After a draw in the first Test, England and Australia will look forward to the second Test at the Gabba on Thursday. England have never lost the first Test in Brisbane and will be happy with the result. However, the Aussies have won seven out of the last eight meetings between these two teams.

On Tuesday, the global television feed of the Brisbane Ashes was interrupted for 30 minutes due to a power failure. Cricket Australia said that the cause of the problem was a power cut in the area where the test was broadcast. As a result, a camera in the BT studio was used to broadcast the match, which prevented the global feed from being available for almost thirty minutes. However, after the outage, play at the Gabba continued for about 30 minutes.

England had a few concerns going into the Brisbane Test, but they are unlikely to be deflated if they fail to win the game. The two sides will play another day-night Test before the Ashes series starts. The fifth test will be played in Hobart, which was previously scheduled for Perth.

The Australians have held a huge advantage in recent series meetings with England, and England haven’t won a Test in Australia since their last visit here in 2011. The last time England won the series here, they lost by 10 wickets. Australia have also lost key players such as Lock Darcy Swain to a red card. Despite this, Australia’s front row is confident of dominating the English in the first Test.

The first Test of the Ashes series in Australia will be held in Brisbane from 8 to 12 December. Tickets to the game are available from Ticketek and Travello and will be worth $50. These offers are part of a partnership between the Australian cricket board and Ticketek. Ticketek and Travello are the official sponsors of the match. All five Ashes Tests will be broadcast live on ABC Radio.

The Gabba has been home to many memorable moments in the history of Australian cricket. The Gabba was home to seven men’s games of the 2000 Olympics, including the Men’s Football Tournament. The Gabba has also played host to many Test matches. The Gabba has been home to several notable cricket players, including Ricky Ponting, who holds the record for most career runs at The Gabba. The Gabba was also the venue of Australia’s last Test match against India in 1988.

Ian Botham’s innings put England into a 1-0 lead in the series. Afterwards, the Australian media turned against the Australian team and players. England had won just three of their previous 22 Tests, while Australia had won just three in the previous eleven matches.