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Day # 5: India won the match by 172 Runs
Series India won the 4-match series 2-0
Player of the match JJ Krejza (Australia)
Player of the series I Sharma (India)
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Stumps (Day # 4): Australia need 382 to win this Test match and retain the Border Gavaskar Trophy. A day full of intrigue. Sehwag made merry, Vijay continued to impress and Krejza continued his crazy debut. Along with him, Watson found reverse swing - for the first time in the Test and perhaps, the series, the demarcation between the shiny side and the rough was very clear as the Aussies maintained the ball well - and bowled superbly to rattle the middle order. India went into tea with the game on a knife's edge and came out to an bizzare session where Australia 's slow over rate history handed them a sever handicap. Or so it seems. The part time bowlers like Hussey, Clarke bowled a few overs even as Watson was forced to remain out of action. Dhoni and Harbhajan prospered and after Krejza took out Dhoni, Watson returned to wipe out the tail. Australia needed 382 to win and have knocked out 13 off it in the two overs. (source: cricinfo)
Tea (day# 4): Tendulkar, OUT, And more drama as the Aussies charge their way into the Test match. Tendulkar is run out. He pushed it to covers and set of for the run and he was middle of the crease when he realised Dhoni has not budged from the other end. Too late. Gone! And India lead by by 252 runs. Game on. Thrilling stuff. And that's tea. (source: cricinfo)
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Lunch (day# 4): India's session. Sehwag and Vijay have added 98 runs in 26 overs at 3.77 per over. What can Australia do to come back in this Test? Indians are slowly getting their hands on that trophy. Australia need to do something soon. Can they? Lets wait and watch...(source: cricinfo)
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Watch videos of Saurav Ganguly: a tribute to the India's finest captain
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End of day # 3: India's day. The first session plan was simple: Bowl well outside off, dry up the runs and make Australia force the pace. Right at the end of that period, Zaheer slipped a reverse swinging yorker to take out Katich. Then the frontal attack began. Hussey fell for 90 and White resisted valiantly but all the bowlers chipped in to earn India an 86-run lead.
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Stumps (day 2): fight back from Katich and Hussey. Both the left-handers used the width of the crease brilliantly to play the spinners. Harbhajan stayed round the stumps, Sehwag stayed over the wickets, Mishra went both sides but they couldn't break through. Fascinating day 3 on cards.
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Tea-2nd Day(Australia 43/1)
Hayden fell in the brief session. What a waste of a wicket. Run out by the debutant. Hayden has been run out 11 times in Test cricket.
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India all out 441. Sehwag dazzled, Vijay impressed, Tendulkar showed his class, Ganguly stamped his presence and Dhoni did his bit. The Aussies dropped catches, leaked runs but Jason Krejza, who went wicketless for 199 runs in the warm-up game before being dumped, stormed into public imagination with the amount of runs he gave and the no of wickets. Fascinating debut. Bit bizzare but a great moment for the fun-loving tweaker. (source: cricinfo)
Krejza's Analysis: 43.5-1-215-8 (What a memorable bitter-sweet debut for Jason Krejza. Krejza won't forget Nagpur, Indians will always remember him and his bizarre debut.)
Saurav Ganguly OUT
SC Ganguly c Clarke b Krejza 85 (153b 8x4 1x6) SR: 55.55Day # 5: India won the match by 172 Runs
Series India won the 4-match series 2-0
Player of the match JJ Krejza (Australia)
Player of the series I Sharma (India)
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Stumps (Day # 4): Australia need 382 to win this Test match and retain the Border Gavaskar Trophy. A day full of intrigue. Sehwag made merry, Vijay continued to impress and Krejza continued his crazy debut. Along with him, Watson found reverse swing - for the first time in the Test and perhaps, the series, the demarcation between the shiny side and the rough was very clear as the Aussies maintained the ball well - and bowled superbly to rattle the middle order. India went into tea with the game on a knife's edge and came out to an bizzare session where Australia 's slow over rate history handed them a sever handicap. Or so it seems. The part time bowlers like Hussey, Clarke bowled a few overs even as Watson was forced to remain out of action. Dhoni and Harbhajan prospered and after Krejza took out Dhoni, Watson returned to wipe out the tail. Australia needed 382 to win and have knocked out 13 off it in the two overs. (source: cricinfo)
Tea (day# 4): Tendulkar, OUT, And more drama as the Aussies charge their way into the Test match. Tendulkar is run out. He pushed it to covers and set of for the run and he was middle of the crease when he realised Dhoni has not budged from the other end. Too late. Gone! And India lead by by 252 runs. Game on. Thrilling stuff. And that's tea. (source: cricinfo)
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Lunch (day# 4): India's session. Sehwag and Vijay have added 98 runs in 26 overs at 3.77 per over. What can Australia do to come back in this Test? Indians are slowly getting their hands on that trophy. Australia need to do something soon. Can they? Lets wait and watch...(source: cricinfo)
By the way, if you wanna a break from cricket for a while: Click here
Watch videos of Saurav Ganguly: a tribute to the India's finest captain
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End of day # 3: India's day. The first session plan was simple: Bowl well outside off, dry up the runs and make Australia force the pace. Right at the end of that period, Zaheer slipped a reverse swinging yorker to take out Katich. Then the frontal attack began. Hussey fell for 90 and White resisted valiantly but all the bowlers chipped in to earn India an 86-run lead.
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Stumps (day 2): fight back from Katich and Hussey. Both the left-handers used the width of the crease brilliantly to play the spinners. Harbhajan stayed round the stumps, Sehwag stayed over the wickets, Mishra went both sides but they couldn't break through. Fascinating day 3 on cards.
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Tea-2nd Day(Australia 43/1)
Hayden fell in the brief session. What a waste of a wicket. Run out by the debutant. Hayden has been run out 11 times in Test cricket.
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India all out 441. Sehwag dazzled, Vijay impressed, Tendulkar showed his class, Ganguly stamped his presence and Dhoni did his bit. The Aussies dropped catches, leaked runs but Jason Krejza, who went wicketless for 199 runs in the warm-up game before being dumped, stormed into public imagination with the amount of runs he gave and the no of wickets. Fascinating debut. Bit bizzare but a great moment for the fun-loving tweaker. (source: cricinfo)
Krejza's Analysis: 43.5-1-215-8 (What a memorable bitter-sweet debut for Jason Krejza. Krejza won't forget Nagpur, Indians will always remember him and his bizarre debut.)
Saurav Ganguly OUT
Century in Fiest and Century in last Test Match: It is a rare achievement. can he do it ? In his First test, he scored 131 against England at Lords on 20-06-1996. Sadly, he couldn't!
Others who have done it are:R A Duff of Australia scored 104 against England at Melbourne on 1-01-1902 and 146 against England at The Oval on 14-08-1995
W H Ponsford of Australia scored 110 against England at Sydney on 19-12-1924 and 266 against England at The Oval on 18-08-1934
Greg Chappel of Australia scored 108 against England at Perth on 11-12-1970 and 182 against Pakistan at Sydney on 02-01-1984
M Azharuddin of India scored 110 against England at Kolkata on 31-12-1984 and 102 against South Africa at Bangalore on 02-03-2000
A G Ganteaume of West Indies scored 112 against England at Port of Spain on 11-02-1948 (It was his first as well as last match)
R E Redmond of New zealand scored 107 against Pakistan at Aukland on 16-02-1973 (It was his first as well as last match)(source: cricinfo)
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