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    India A vs Australia A Day 2 Highlights: Krishna and Ahmed Strike Early
India A vs Australia A Day 2 Highlights: Krishna and Ahmed Strike Early
Cricket. Source: midjourney.com

India A vs Australia A Day 2 Highlights: Krishna and Ahmed Strike Early

The second unofficial Test between India A and Australia A continued at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with a day marked by frequent rain delays and impressive bowling performances from India A. Here’s a breakdown of the key events on Day 2:

Key Moments from Day 2:

- Prasidh Krishna's Breakthrough: Prasidh Krishna struck early, breaking a 68-run partnership by dismissing Jimmy Peirson (30) caught behind. His well-directed short ball was edged by Peirson and brilliantly caught by Dhruv Jurel.

- Harris Hits Fifty: Marcus Harris led Australia's response, notching a gritty fifty as he anchored the innings against India A’s strong bowling attack.

- Missed Opportunity for Kotian: Tanush Kotian deceived Harris with a well-pitched delivery, but an appeal for a catch was denied by the umpire, leaving the Indian team in disbelief.

- Rain Halts Play: Persistent rain forced several stoppages. At 111/5, players had to leave the field, disrupting the rhythm and adding challenges for both sides.

- KL Rahul’s Brilliant Catch: Mukesh Kumar induced an edge from Beau Webster (5), and KL Rahul took a sharp catch at second slip, putting Australia A at 84/5.

- Khaleel Ahmed’s Early Strike: Khaleel trapped Sam Konstas lbw early in the day, adding to his tally after dismissing Australia A’s captain, Nathan McSweeney, the previous evening.

Scores at Stumps on Day 1:

Australia A: 53/2 (17.1 overs)  

India A: 161 all out

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