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Ind 613/7 | Aus 338/4 (Match is currently at Stumps, Day 3)

MJ Clarke* 21, SR Watson 4

Australia 338 for 4 (Ponting 87, Hayden 83, Katich 64, Hussey 53, Clarke 21*, Watson 4*, Sehwag 3-66) trail India 613 for 7 dec by 275 runs
Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden led a solid collective effort from Australia on the third day in Delhi, although by the close there was no guarantee they would avoid the follow-on. Virender Sehwag went from fifth bowling option to major striker with three wickets, including two key breakthroughs in the final session that left Australia needing 76 more runs to ensure India would bat again

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Australia 50 for 0 (Katich 29*, Hayden 16*) trail India 613 for 7 dec (Gambhir 206, Laxman 200*, Johnson 3-142) by 563 runs

VVS Laxman tormented Australia with his second Test double-century and Gautam Gambhir registered his first as India batted themselves into an almost unconquerable position in the third Test. On the second successive day of complete Indian domination, Australia's greatest achievement was simply getting to stumps without losing a wicket.

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Day-5 : 21st October 2008 : India VS Australia : 2nd Test of Border-Gavaskar Test series 2008 : Live match Videos and Live scorecard
Day - 5 of the test in Mohali has lots of importance for the both Aussie and India. India want to take the 5 wickets of Australia and get the victory. Australia has to play all the overs preserving their wickets unless any stopping factors appears.

The day is going to be after Haddin and Clarke if Australia can get the draw and Indian spinnes are the ones to get Indian a sensational victory.

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Match: India vs Australia
Day: 3rd
Date: 19th oct
Venue: Mohali

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After a couple of tough days in unforgiving conditions against relentless opponents, two of Australia's most inexperienced players were left to explain the worsening situation. Nobody wants to talk when things go badly, but it is unfair to add more pressure to boys in their first weeks as Test players.

At the end of the first, debutant Peter Siddle spoke after picking up Sachin Tendulkar's wicket. It was a bright spot on a torrid opening day for a man who looks like he's most comfortable mucking around with his mates. Good on him.

On display on Saturday was Cameron White, Australia's newest Test legspinner who picked up Sourav Ganguly with a skied catch to mid-off and bowled Harbhajan Singh. Two breakthroughs don't usually earn a post-play appointment to dissect the day and in situations where nobody stands out, or doesn't want to speak about a negative position, the coach Tim Nielsen arrives.

Nielsen's views are of particular interest at the moment. Is it a couple of bad days or something more severe? Is Matthew Hayden the same player of a year ago? Why are the bowlers straying so often? Why are they so unsuccessful against the lower order? And with Troy Cooley in the dressing room, why aren't they getting more reverse-swing?

Both Siddle and White are not yet qualified - or confident enough, or willing to risk the wrath of their new team-mates - to discuss in detail things other than the brilliance of being part of the team. Which is fine. To an Australian cricketer nothing is better than wearing the baggy green for the first time and enjoying the occasion, without having to be grilled about issues they can't expand on.

Australia's bowling on the second day was generally wayward, apart from the superb Mitchell Johnson, and they again let India's lower order escape. When Ishant Sharma was dismissed by Siddle in the fifth over the hosts were 326 for 6, but a flurry of short-pitched balls at Mahendra Singh Dhoni resulted in a burst of match-changing runs. Dhoni and Sourav Ganguly batted well against tactics that were slow to change.

Johnson did not add to his first-day wicket haul, but his 3 for 85 was far better than the returns of Siddle, Lee or White. He is growing with each spell and it was confusing to see him not taking the new ball. His partner Lee, who needed two stitches in his hand following a fielding accident, has taken only three wickets for the series and is struggling for impact in his first series in India.




It's always hard to start against spin or reverse-swing. Mentally, any batter has to get their head around that. Starting or building an innings will be the hardest part
Cameron White






"The wickets are pretty flat," White said. "Brett hasn't played much cricket over the past little while. With bowling, Brett will definitely improve. Like Matt [Hayden], he's a proven performer so it's probably only a matter of time."

White's bowling is improving, but he knows he is a contributor rather than someone who scares the Indians. Dhoni was the one doing the frightening on Saturday, belting four sixes, including two off White, and almost slicing off the bowler's hand with a powerful straight drive.

"I thought I did an okay job for the team, I guess," White said. "My role is probably a bit different to some of the other spinners. And Ricky [Ponting] probably uses me a bit differently too."

The batting of Hayden is threatening to become a serious concern for Australia. In the country where he started his renaissance eight years ago he is looking unrecognisable. His legs seem heavy, particularly in the early overs when the ball is moving, and he is returning from a long recovery from a heel injury.

Thirteen runs in three innings is an unfamiliar lean spell and over the next couple of weeks Hayden, who will be 37 on October 29, will know whether time is ticking too quickly. "There's nothing wrong with him," White said. "Opening the batting is a very difficult thing to do. He's got a couple of good balls and I'm sure during the series he'll fight back and get lots of runs."

Australia, who are 367 behind, need a big contribution from White on the third day after they slipped to 102 for 4 at stumps. White, the No. 7, will wait until he gets to the crease before forming his plan. "It's always hard to start against spin or reverse-swing," he said. "Mentally, any batter has to get their head around that. Starting or building an innings will be the hardest part."

He said the opening hour on the third day would be crucial. "The first session will dictate the rest of the game," he said. "It's a big first session. The ball is reverse-swinging and spinning, it's going to be very tough."