Australia A started day three with 16 runs on the board for the loss of three wickets. The team lost another wicket on the second delivery of the day and were struggling on 17 runs for the loss of four wickets. Josh Philippe and McSweeney had a partnership of 90 runs for the fifth wicket. Philippe was dismissed for 50 runs off 48 deliveries in the 28th over.
Australia A lost the next five wickets for just 78 runs and were bundled out for 185 runs. Manav Suthar and Gurnoor Brar picked up three wickets each, while Mohammed Siraj and Yash Thakur took two wickets each. McSweeney remained unbeaten on 85 runs off 149 balls.
India A vs Australia A 2nd Test Day 4 Live Score –
India won by 5 wkts with KL Rahul scoring 176 and Sai Sudharshan 100.
| Teams | Score | Top Performer |
|---|---|---|
| Australia A | 420/10 (1st Innings) | Jack Edwards (88), T Murphy (76) |
| India A | 194/10 (1st Innings) | Sai Sudharshan (75), N Jagadeesan (38) |
| Australia A | 185/10 (2nd Innings) | Nathan Mcsweeney (85*), Josh Phillippe (50) |
| India A | 413/5 (2nd innings) | KL Rahul (176*), Sai Sudharshan (100*) |
India A Fight Back Strong as Rahul and Sudharsan Hit Hundreds
India A got the target of 412 runs, and by the time tea was taken, India A had made 39/0. Narayan Jagadeesan was the first to get dismissed after the break and scored 36 runs off 55 deliveries. Sai Sudharsan joined KL Rahul in the middle after Jagadeesan’s dismissal.
Rahul retired hurt when he was batting on 74 runs and walked out of the ground with the physio. Devdutt Padikkal, who got an India call-up for the West Indies series, came out to bat next. Todd Murphy dismissed Padikkal for five runs off eight deliveries. At the end of the day, India A were on 169 runs for the loss of two wickets. Sudharsan was unbeaten on 44 runs off 84 deliveries, while Manav Suthar, who came as the nightwatchman, was on 1 run off eight deliveries.
On the fourth day, Manav faced 21 more deliveries and scored four runs before Murphy struck again. After Manav’s dismissal, Rahul walked back in to bat with Sudharsan. Both batters have scored a half-century, and India A is in the driving seat.
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