Australia vs India 2nd Test 2024-25 Highlights

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Watch the highlights of Australia vs India 2nd Test 2024-25 - India tour of Australia 5-match Test series of the 2nd Test match played between India and Australia at Adelaide Oval in 06th December to 08th December 2024.

Australia vs India 2nd Test 2024-25 Highlights

Mitchell Starc finished with a career-best 6 for 48 © Getty Images

Mitchell Starc, Travis Head, Pat Cummins and Scott Boland stars as Australia comfortable ten-wicket victory over India and leval the five-match series with 1-1 inside three days in a one-sided game of the second Test match.

Match Stats :
The ten-wicket win is Australia's joint largest victory by terms of wickets remaining in Test matches, It is their 32nd time win by ten wickets and fourth time Australia had defeated India by ten-wickets in Tests. This is the 32nd ten-wicket wins for Australia in Tests - The most ten-wicket wins in Test matches, behind West Indies' 28 and England's 22 ten-wicket wins in Tests. Australia chased 19 was their joint tenth lowest successful run chase in Test matches and It is their lowest chase against India in Tests, previous lowest chase was 39 at Kolkata in 1969. This is the third instances of Mitchell Starc taking a wicket off the first-ball of a Test match. He became the second bowler to strike three occasions with the first ball of a Test match after Pedro Collins. Yashasvi Jaiswal became 11th Indian batsman to be dismissed off the first ball of a Test match and Jaiswal became the first Indian player to be dismissed off the first ball of a Test match against Australia. Yashasvi Jaiswal became the third Indian opener to fall for a first-ball duck against Australia in Test matches after Vinoo Mankad fell first-ball duck at Brisbane in 1947 and Virender Sehwag also fell for first-ball duck at Brisbane in 2003. Mitchell Starc became the first bowler to take a wicket off the first ball of a day-night Test match. India's 180 was their fourth lowest score against Australia at Adelaide Oval in Test matches and It is their worst-total in the first innings at Adelaide Oval in Tests, previous lowest was 225 in 1992. Mitchell Starc's 6 for 48 was the best bowling performance for Australia in Test matches and the third best-bowling-figures by an Australian bowler against India at Adelaide Oval in Tests. 53 Mitchell Starc's Test wickets at Adelaide Oval. The third-most 50-plus wickets by a bowler at this ground in the format, after Nathan Lyon (63) and Shane Warne (56). India bowled out for 180 in the first innings - This is the 14th Instances of Australian pace bowlers picking up all ten wickets against India in an innings in Test matches. 50 : Jasprit Bumrah became the third most wickets by an Indian pace bowler in a calendar year in Test matches, after Kapil Dev's (74 in 1979 and 75 in 1983) and Zaheer Khan (51 in 2002). Australia's 337 was their tenth highest score in the first innings against India at Adelaide Oval in Tests. India bowled out for 175 in the second innings - This is the 15th Instances of Australian pace bowlers picking up all ten wickets against India in an innings in Test matches. Three of those 15 occasions came at Adelaide Oval. This is the fourth instances of Australian pace bowlers picking up all 20 wickets against India in a Test match, previous three occasions came at Brisbane in 1991, at W.A.C.A. Perth in 1992 and 2012. India's 175 was their 12th lowest score in the second innings against Australia in Australian soil in Test matches. India's 175 was their third lowest total at Adelaide Oval in Tests. 1031 Balls bowled between Australia and India at Adelaide Oval, the fewest balls bowled in a completed Test match between these two teams. The previous lowest was 1135 deliveries at Indore in the last year. 1031 Balls bowled between Australia and India in the second Test at the Adelaide Oval - The fourth shortest completed day-night Test, terms of balls. Australia's win-loss record in pink-ball is 8-0 in Tests at Adelaide Oval after their ten-wicket win against India. Their overall record in day-night Tests is 12-1. India faced 486 Balls in Adelaide Test, the fourth fewest balls they have faced in a Test where they were bowled out twice. The fewest balls they faced is 349 against England at Manchester in 1952.

Match Stats :

The ten-wicket win is Australia's joint largest victory by terms of wickets remaining in Test matches, It is their 32nd time win by ten wickets and fourth time Australia had defeated India by ten-wickets in Tests.
This is the 32nd ten-wicket wins for Australia in Tests - The most ten-wicket wins in Test matches, behind West Indies' 28 and England's 22 ten-wicket wins in Tests.
Australia chased 19 was their joint tenth lowest successful run chase in Test matches and It is their lowest chase against India in Tests, previous lowest chase was 39 at Kolkata in 1969.
This is the third instances of Mitchell Starc taking a wicket off the first-ball of a Test match. He became the second bowler to strike three occasions with the first ball of a Test match after Pedro Collins.
Yashasvi Jaiswal became 11th Indian batsman to be dismissed off the first ball of a Test match and Jaiswal became the first Indian player to be dismissed off the first ball of a Test match against Australia.
Yashasvi Jaiswal became the third Indian opener to fall for a first-ball duck against Australia in Test matches after Vinoo Mankad fell first-ball duck at Brisbane in 1947 and Virender Sehwag also fell for first-ball duck at Brisbane in 2003.
Mitchell Starc became the first bowler to take a wicket off the first ball of a day-night Test match.
India's 180 was their fourth lowest score against Australia at Adelaide Oval in Test matches and It is their worst-total in the first innings at Adelaide Oval in Tests, previous lowest was 225 in 1992.
Mitchell Starc's 6 for 48 was the best bowling performance for Australia in Test matches and the third best-bowling-figures by an Australian bowler against India at Adelaide Oval in Tests.
53 Mitchell Starc's Test wickets at Adelaide Oval. The third-most 50-plus wickets by a bowler at this ground in the format, after Nathan Lyon (63) and Shane Warne (56).
India bowled out for 180 in the first innings - This is the 14th Instances of Australian pace bowlers picking up all ten wickets against India in an innings in Test matches.
50 : Jasprit Bumrah became the third most wickets by an Indian pace bowler in a calendar year in Test matches, after Kapil Dev's (74 in 1979 and 75 in 1983) and Zaheer Khan (51 in 2002).
Australia's 337 was their tenth highest score in the first innings against India at Adelaide Oval in Tests.
India bowled out for 175 in the second innings - This is the 15th Instances of Australian pace bowlers picking up all ten wickets against India in an innings in Test matches. Three of those 15 occasions came at Adelaide Oval.
This is the fourth instances of Australian pace bowlers picking up all 20 wickets against India in a Test match, previous three occasions came at Brisbane in 1991, at W.A.C.A. Perth in 1992 and 2012.
India's 175 was their 12th lowest score in the second innings against Australia in Australian soil in Test matches.
India's 175 was their third lowest total at Adelaide Oval in Tests.
1031 Balls bowled between Australia and India at Adelaide Oval, the fewest balls bowled in a completed Test match between these two teams. The previous lowest was 1135 deliveries at Indore in the last year.
1031 Balls bowled between Australia and India in the second Test at the Adelaide Oval - The fourth shortest completed day-night Test, terms of balls.
Australia's win-loss record in pink-ball is 8-0 in Tests at Adelaide Oval after their ten-wicket win against India. Their overall record in day-night Tests is 12-1.
India faced 486 Balls in Adelaide Test, the fourth fewest balls they have faced in a Test where they were bowled out twice. The fewest balls they faced is 349 against England at Manchester in 1952.

* Nathan McSweeney and Marnus Labuschagne steady in the crease after Mitchell Starc's career-best six-for makes it Australia's day on the opening day of the second Test match.

* India Top-order batsmen collapse under lights after Travis Head's power-hitting 140 as Australia in control in the day two of the second Test match.

* Australia chased 19 after Pat Cummins' five-for as India bundled out for 175 in the second innings inside day three lunch of the second Test match.

India 1st Innings scored 180 for all-out in 44.1 overs with top scorer by Nitish Kumar Reddy hammered a 42 off 54-balls including 3-sixes & 3-fours with strike rate of 77.77.

KL Rahul cracked a 37 off 64-balls including 6-fours, Shubman Gill struck 31 off 51-balls included 5-fours.

Ravichandran Ashwin cracked a run-a-ball 22-runs including 3-fours and Rishabh Pant scored 21 off 35-balls included two boundaries.

1st Innings Australia best bowler by Mitchell Starc claimed a career-best 6-wickets for 48-runs in 14.1-overs including two maidens, Pat Cummins and Scott Boland both took 2-wickets.

Australia 1st Innings scored 337 for all-out in 87.3 overs with top scorer by Travis Head hammered a 140 off 141-balls - which was his 8th Test hundred and his second century against Australia in Tests.

Marnus Labuschagne cracked a 64 off 126-balls including 9-fours, Nathan McSweeney hit 39 off 109-balls including 6-fours, Mitchell Starc struck 18 off 15-balls contained three-fours and Alex Carey 15.

1st Innings India best bowler by Jasprit Bumrah claimed a 4-wickets for 61-runs in 23-overs including five maidens, Mohammed Siraj captured 4-wickets for 98-runs in 24.3-overs included five maidens, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Ravichandran Ashwin both took one-wickets.

India 2nd Innings scored 175 for all-out in 36.5 overs with top scorer by Nitish Kumar Reddy blasted a 42 off 47-balls including 6-fours & a six with strike rate of 89.36.

Shubman Gill cracked a 28 off 30-balls including 3-fours with strike rate of 93.33, Rishabh Pant hit 28 off 31-balls included 5-fours and Yashasvi Jaiswal hit 24 off 31-balls included 4-fours.

2nd Innings Australia best bowler by Pat Cummins claimed a 5-wicket haul for 57-runs in 14-overs, Scott Boland picked up 3-wickets and Mitchell Starc took 2-wickets.

Australia chased 19 for without lost a wicket in 3.2 overs with top scorer by Nathan McSweeney hit a unbeaten 10 off 12-balls including 2-fours and Usman Khawaja hit a unbeaten 9 off 8-balls included a boundary.

Travis Head named Player of the match for his power-hitting batting performance to smashed a 140 off 141-balls including 17-fours & 4-sixes with strike rate of 99.29.

Day 3 Highlights