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Kuldeep picks up four wickets, Australia bowled out for 300

| | Mar 25, 2017, at 10:09 pm
Dharamsala, Mar 25 (IBNS): Four wickets by debut bowler Kuldeep Yadav helped India bowl out Australia for 300 runs in their first innings in the fourth and crucial Test match of the series here on Saturday.

Australia skipper Steve Smith shined with the bat and contributed 111  runs.

He smashed 14 boundaries in his knock.

David Warner contributed 56 runs.

Matthew Wade later joined the party and contributed 57 runs.


He hit four boundaries and a six in his knock.

Umesh Yadav picked up two wickets but it was Yadav who created a magic in the Indian innings by scalping four wickets.

 

Image: BCCI Twitter page

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