Australia Prime Minister’s XI vs India LIVE Updates, Warm-Up Match Day 2: Rohit Sharma Falls Early as India Lose Their Second Wicket
India vs Prime Minister’s XI, Warm-Up Match Day 2: Live Updates
Australia’s Charlie Anderson sends Rohit Sharma back for just 3 runs as India is two down in their pursuit of 241 against the Prime Minister’s XI in Canberra. Shubman Gill and Nitish Reddy are stabilizing the innings with an unbeaten partnership.
Earlier, India bowled out the PM’s XI for 240 in this pink-ball warm-up match, thanks to a stellar performance by Harshit Rana, who claimed four wickets. Akash Deep contributed with two wickets. After being put into bat, the hosts faltered initially, losing two quick wickets, but Sam Konstas (107) and Hanno Jacobs (61) built a solid partnership. Jack Clayton added a valuable 40 off 52 balls to bolster the total.
India vs PM’s XI Live: Gill and Reddy steady the chase
With losing two wickets in early overs, India still hold on well due to a healthy partnership going on between Shubman Gill and Nitish Reddy. They put together five runs in one recent over of Scott Boland, with both looking comers at ease at the crease, looking for big scoring by hitting more boundaries in further overs.
India vs Australia PM’s XI: The Momentum Shifts
In an over bowled by Hanno Jacobs, Gill and Reddy scored 12 runs, which included a boundary from Reddy and two no-balls, giving India a boost in the chase. With the duo in good form, India will be looking to maintain this momentum and push for victory.
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