India 167-6 at lunch

Tue, 17 December 2024

08:20

India 167-6 (49 Ovs) vs Aus 445 | Scorecard

Lyon continues, and Jadeja plays towards point for a single. Reddy defends the rest of the over. After 47 overs, India is 161-6.

Cummins returns to the attack, and Jadeja defends the first ball. He gets a couple off the next delivery. Reddy then picks up two quick singles. Jadeja ends the over with a dot ball. Four runs come off the over, and after 48 overs, India is 165-6.

The last over before lunch sees Lyon continue. Reddy blocks and defends a few balls before flicking one towards deep point for a couple.

A loud shout for caught behind is turned down. The bowler didn't seem too confident, but Steve Smith believes he's got Reddy. Australia reviews the decision. After a brief delay, the decision is upheld, and Reddy is not out.

Australia loses the review. Reddy defends the last ball of the over. Two runs come off it, and after 49 overs, India is 167-6.

Lunch is called.

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