IND vs AUS: After India’s defeat in Indore Test, Sunil Gavaskar raged on Ravindra Jadeja, told where the match turned. india vs australia sunil gavaskar pinpoints-biggest-turning-point-of indore test he-blames-ravindra-jadeja-for-his-no-ball-against-marnus-labuschagne ind vs aus 3rd test

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India vs Australia Indore Test: Team India in Indore Test (Team India) Had to face a crushing defeat against Australia. Indore pitch like Nagpur and Delhi pitch (Indore pitch) Was also made spin friendly. India expected their spinners to perform well in the Nagpur Test Nagpur Test and Delhi Test (Delhi Test) Like India, they would be able to do wonders in Indore too, but here the batsmen of Team India themselves got caught in the trap laid by the Australian spinners and India had to face a crushing defeat by 9 wickets. But former India captain Sunil Gavaskar Sunil Gavaskar Trophy Believes that the biggest reason for Team India’s defeat was Ravindra Jadeja’s no ball. On which Indian bowlers should have got wickets, but that ball was no ball and India did not get wicket.

‘Jadeja’s turning point in no ball match’

In fact, on the first day of the match, Australia came out to bat after Team India was all out for 109 runs. Kangaroo team opener Travis Head was soon dismissed and returned to the pavilion. then marnus labushen Marnus Labuschagne came to bat. Labushen could not even open the account then Ravindra Jadeja (Ravindra Jadeja) Clean bowled him, but this ball became a no ball. Regarding this, Sunil Gavaskar said on Star Sports, ‘If you look back, you will probably lose the match because of this, because after that they (Labushen and Usman Khawaja) made a partnership of 96 runs, when Team India was all out for 109 runs. So I think maybe this was the turning point of the match. India had to lose the match because of that no ball.

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After that, Sunig Gavaskar also raised questions on the shot selection of Indian batsmen. He said, ‘Actually the batsmen did not do justice to their talent. If you look at Indian wickets, you will find that it is the Indian batsmen who have got themselves out. After playing a few shots, guessed what this pitch was going to do.

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