2023-06-10 06:52:26
LONDON: Day three of the World Test Championship final was a long day for Australia. In the first over of the third day, Indian wicketkeeper K.S. Bharat was dismissed but the century partnership of Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur miscalculated the Aussies’ calculations. Due to the batting excellence of both of them, India avoided the follow-on and were bowled out for 296 runs. Australia lead by 173 runs in the first innings. The Aussies started with a collapse in the second innings. They lost opener David Warner in the fourth over. Warner got out after being caught by wicket keeper Srikar Bharat off Mohammad Siraj.
But the talk of the social media then was Aussie batter Marnus Labuschagne. A video that came out after David Warner got out made Labuchane go viral. When the Aussies started batting in the second innings, Labuchane, who had to go one down, was seen relaxing in the dressing room with a pad. Meanwhile, the star fainted a little.
Hearing the shouts of the Indian fans, Labuchane opened his eyes to see Warner out. He immediately jumped up and got ready to bat. Marnes Labuchen, the world’s number one Test batsman, went viral on social media when this scene was shared by the ICC as well. The actor later revealed why he slept for a while. Labuschagne told a sports media outlet that he was resting his eyes.
The Aussies were 123 for 4 in the second innings when play was stopped on the third day. A total lead of 296 runs. Labuchane (41) and Cameron Green (7) are at the crease. Batting in the second innings, Australia lost openers David Warner (1) and Usman Khawaja (13) early on. Warner was dismissed by Mohammad Siraj and Khawaja by Umesh Yadav. It was the Steve Smith-Labuchane partnership for the third wicket that helped Australia to finish the third day without any further injuries, 24 for 2.
English Summary: Marnus Labuschagne Wakes Up In Time For Batting After David Warner’s Dismissal During WTC Final
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