Test loss to India again in three days, which Cummins said

It goes without saying that the India tour is not going well for Cummins. After losing the first Test against India in Nagpur in three days, they lost the Delhi Test in three days. After losing the first Test, Australia’s strategy of scoring quick runs did not work for them in the end. Meanwhile, Australian captain Pat Cummins is suffering from two consecutive defeats against India.

In the second innings of the Delhi Test, all six Australian batsmen were dismissed while playing sweep shots. Cummins had to pay the loss of being all out for only 113 runs in the second innings. The host India did not have to struggle to cross the target of 114 runs to win. They easily won by 6 wickets.

Ravindra Jadeja, who recovered from injury, created a storm with the ball in the match. He is also the man of the match. And at the end of the match, he said that playing a sweep against him on such a wicket is not an ideal shot at all. Even Australian captain Pat Cummins criticized the cricketers’ shot selection. The Australian captain expressed his disappointment at the post-match press conference.

And Pat Cummins is not at all happy with such a loss against India. Speaking at the press conference, Cummins said, “At first, our score was good. The match was in our hands at 260 runs. But the match in hand went out of hand. We were ahead in this match; we could have won it. And that usually doesn’t happen on Indian soil. So, this loss is very bad. It’s hurting. We want to turn around again.”

Meanwhile, Rahul, Rohit, and Kohli were out in the beginning, but the match did not go out of India’s hands. Jadeja’s role with the ball is played by Akshar with the bat. The pair of Ashwin and Akshar stood as a big obstacle in front of Australia. And this is India’s 100th win against Australia in all editions. Although Kohli did not score many runs in this match, he set a personal record. This Indian batsman has set the record of the fastest to reach 25000 runs in international cricket.