Journalism of Courage
India were trailing Australia by 26 runs when they came out to bat on Day 4. Unfortunately they lost Virat Kohli, who came in place of Shikhar Dhawan who injured himself in the nets, by the second over of the day. (Source: AP)
More wickets followed soon Mitchell Johnson ran through the middle-order which fell like nine pins. (Source: AP)
India captain MS Dhoni, though, was unlucky as he became a victim of poor umpiring when he was wrongly adjudged LBW off Josh Hazlewood. (Source: AP)
It all started when Dhawan chose not to come out to bat due to a troubling wrist. This shuffled a well settled batting order. (Source: AP)
Wickets tumbled around Cheteshwar Pujara. After playing a a solid innings of 43, he too left the scene. (Source: AP)
Dhwan tried to make up after he walked out to bat and did improve the total before he was out for an attacking 81. (Source: AP)
Chasing just 128 runs for a 2-0 lead in the series, Australia lost David Warner courtesy a brilliant delivery from Ishant Sharma. (Source: AP)
Ishant Sharma was in between a brilliant spell and accounted for the wickets of Watson, Rogers and Warner. (Source: AP)
After some hiccups towards the end, Australia reached the target with four wickets in hand. (Source: AP)
Shaun Marsh stayed right till the end and saw his side home. (Source: AP)
