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Australia 191 (Paine 73*, Labuchagne 47, Ashwin 4-55, Bumrah 3-40) and 93 for 2 (Burns 51*) beat India 244 (Kohli 74, Starc 4-53, Cummins 3-48) and 36 for 9 (Hazlewood 5-8, Cummins 4-21) by eight wickets
Australia beat India by eight wickets inside three days in the first first day/night Test to go 1-0 up in the three-match series Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
Adelaide: Australia beat India by eight wickets inside three days in the first first day/night Test to go 1-0 up in the three-match series Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
Australia overhauled the target of 90 runs during the second session on the third day, reaching to 93 for 2 in 21 overs in their second innings.
Earlier, India had folded their second innings in their lowest ever Test total of 36/9 in the morning session.
India was bundled out for 36 in the second innings, setting a target of 90 runs for Australia to go 1-0 up in the series. This score of 36 is India's lowest-ever score in Test cricket. Before this, India's lowest score was 42 in Test cricket against England in 1974.
For Australia, Josh Hazelwood scalped five wickets while Pat Cummins took four wickets.
Resuming day three at 9/1, India lost the wickets of Jasprit Bumrah (2) and Cheteshwar Pujara (0) in quick succession as Pat Cummins sent both the batsmen back to the pavilion.
In the very next over of Pujara's dismissal, Josh Hazlewood prized the wickets of Mayank Agarwal (9) and Ajinkya Rahane (0), and India was left reeling at 15/5 with just a lead of 68 runs over the hosts.
Things turned worse for the visitors as Pat Cummins had Virat Kohli (4) caught at the hands of Cameron Green at gully. Wriddhiman Saha and Ravichandran Ashwin also failed to leave a mark and India was left reeling at 26/8.
In the end, Mohammad Shami was hit on the right arm, and he was not able to continue further and as a result. Shami was retired out and India's innings came to an end with the score at 36.
Kohli-led India had bundled Australia out on 191 in the first innings of the first Test after Umesh Yadav, Ashwin, and Jasprit Bumrah's heroics with the ball.
The visitors were 9/1 in the second essay when the umpires ended play on the second night. Virat Kohli-led side had entered day three with a 62-run lead.
