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How the match swung
This match is just 106 overs old and yet has swung more prodigiously than anything Kasper has produced. The tally on Day 2: 18 wickets, 290 ...
November 5, 2004 12:00 AM IST
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This match is just 106 overs old and yet has swung more prodigiously than anything Kasper has produced. The tally on Day 2: 18 wickets, 290 runs, split into four clear patterns of play. The balance is still in Australia8217;s favour but the fat lady, as they say, is just clearing her throat8230;
DIZZY HAS INDIA IN TIZZY
India 22/2 to 46/5
Jason Gillespie, snarling, snorting, was almost unplayable and brought India8217;s famed middle order to its knees
THE WALL LEADS THE FIGHTBACK
India 46/6 to 100/8
Slowly, not very steadily, with Dravid leading from the front and assisted by Kaarthick, Kumble and Harbhajan, the hosts take up the repair work
OZ ON A ROLL
Australia 37/2 to 157/5
Martyn, Clarke and Gilchrist do significant bits and pieces work as Australia, their sights set on 3-0, overtake India8217;s total
FINALLY, SPIN WINS
Australia 157/6 to 203 all out
Kumble and Kartik, 9 wickets between them, bring the Aussies crashing down. But the horse may have bolted: Oz are 99 runs ahead
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