The second day of the fourth Test match in Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) He did not start for the Indian team as expected. Australian rackets Steve Smith and Pat cumin He continued to develop a strong seventh wicket partnership. indian captain, Rohit Sharmawho had failed to make progress, became visibly more angry and frustrated when an unexpected interruption occurred during the first session of the second day.
Rohit Sharma shouts at the intruder who breached security to hug him Virat Kohli
The incident occurred after the third over of the 97th over as Cummins and Smith were at the crease to test the Indian bowlers. The intruder, wearing a 'Free Ukraine' T-shirt, ran towards Kohli while Rohit tried to get into the middle to stop him. The intruder's escape was initially directed towards Rohit, but later changed course towards the former Indian skipper. The MCG bouncers and even Rohit failed to stop the invader from reaching Kohli. Play had to be stopped while security forces moved quickly to remove the intruder from the field. But the unplanned stop incited the Indian skipper, who shouted at the intruder as soon as he passed through. It is now widely expected that the same person also invaded Narendra Modi Stadium In Ahmedabad during the World Cup finals Audi World Cup between India and Australia Again in 2023.
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Smith guides Australia to a huge first innings total
Meanwhile, the Australian batsmen completely dominated the morning session of day two with Smith leading the charge and going on to score 140 runs before he was dismissed in unfortunate fashion by the Indian spinner. Akash Deb. Before Smith, Cummins had failed to make his half-century Ravindra Jadeja He ended a 112-run partnership for the seventh wicket. The tailor Mitchell Stark He also tried to back Smith after Cummins' dismissal but could only add 15 points to the Australian total. With these brave strikes the Australians scored 474 runs In the first innings of the Boxing Day Test. In response, India have lost two crucial wickets in the form of Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul so far with Yashavi Jaiswal and Kohli at the crease.