Before the start of the Border-Gavaskar series, Australia did not take any kind of challenge to deal with India’s spin. But after Nagpur, the Rabindra Jadeja-Ravichandran Ashwin pair left Ajid dancing in Delhi as well. The innings of Test cricket’s top team collapsed like a house of cards on the third day’s play at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Australia was 95 for 4 when Marnus Labuchen was bowled by Jadeja on the third day of the Delhi Test. Although not in very good condition, it cannot be said that the condition is very bad either. But at the end of three overs of Jadeja and Ashwin, Ajid has no way to know. Australia’s scorecard then shows 95-7! Australia has lost three more wickets without adding a run! Australia was bowled out for just 113 runs on the third day of the Delhi Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday (February 19). Ravindra Jadeja is the hero of crushing Ajid with 7 wickets. The remaining 3 wickets went to Ravichandran Ashwin. India’s fourth innings target stood at just 115 runs for victory.

Australia, who ended the second day with 61 for 1, lost the wicket of Travis Head in the first over this morning. He scored 43 runs off 46 balls with 6 fours and 1 six. Ashwin’s second victim Steve Smith after adding 20 more runs to the team scorecard. Smith failed in the first innings and finished with 9 runs in the second innings as well.

An even greater danger awaits Australia then. In the 22nd over, Marnus bowled Labuchen which was opened by Jadeja. Australia’s batting collapse started when Labuschenne, who scored 35 runs in 5 fours, left. Ashwin came in the next over and trapped Matt Renshaw for 2 runs lbw. In the next over, Jadeja returned and dismissed Peter Handscomb and Pat Cummins with the first two balls. From 95 for 4 wickets, Australia became 95 for 7 wickets! After taking the remaining 3 wickets, Jadeja reduced Australia to just 113 runs. At the end of the innings, his bowling figures stood at 7 wickets for 42 runs in 12.1 overs. This left-arm spinner took 10 wickets in two innings of the match. He bowled his career best in this match. Earlier, Jadeja’s best bowling figure was 7 wickets for 48 runs. With this, he got 10 wickets in the match for the second time.

Only 2 Australian batsmen have reached 2 digit runs. 4 batsmen could not open the account of runs.