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Indian openers fall before rain has last word on Day 2 in Brisbane

Australia were bowled out for 369 in their first innings on Day 2 of the 4th Test at the Gabba. India lost their opener Rohit Sharma (44) and Shubman Gill (7) before rain forced an early end to the day.

January 16, 2021 15:58 IST

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Washington Sundar and Shardul Thakur started the day well as Green (47) and Cummins (2) were sent back in the hut. AUS were 8 down for 315. (BCCI)

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Australia were all out for 369 by the end of the first session (Twitter/Cricket.com.au)

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Shubman Gill was captured by Pat Cummins in the latter's first over of the day for 7. (Cricket Australia)

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Rohit Sharma and Cheteshwar Pujara steadied the Indian innings after the fall of the first wicket and the team total touched 60. (BCCI)

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Nathan Lyon bowled probing lines in the second session of the day, capturing Rohit Sharma's wicket against the run of play. (Cricket Australia)

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Rain came down in the final session of the day and the pitch remained covered till play was called off for the day. (BCCI)

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