India, on Saturday, posted its lowest Test total of 36 for nine after Mohammed Shami retired hurt at the Adelaide Oval against Australia. This is additionally the lowest score by any team in 65 years!
India's lowest Test totals
The previous lowest score that India had put up in Adelaide, until the third day of the ongoing series, was 110 in 1999-2000.
This is also the joint fifth-lowest innings score, equalling that of South Africa's against Australia in 1932 and Australia's against England in 1902.
Lowest Test innings total
Fall of wickets on Day 3
India, coming on the back of a strong show on Day 2, failed to counter the new pink ball, which moved about quite a bit. After Jasprit Bumrah's dismissal at 15, India lost four more wickets [Cheteshwar Pujara, Mayank Agarwal, Ajinkya Rahane, and Virat Kohli] for only four runs.
Australia pacers Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins made full use of the conditions, sharing the remaining nine wickets between them after opener Prithvi Shaw was dismissed on Friday.
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