Player of the Match
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Best performances - Batsmen

YBK Jaiswal
YBK Jaiswal
161(297) 15x4 - 3x6
Control %81%
  • Productive Shot
  • flick
  • 36 runs
  • 1x4 - 1x6
15 22 26 28 11 18 17 24
V Kohli
V Kohli
100(143) 8x4 - 2x6
Control %81%
  • Productive Shot
  • flick
  • 25 runs
  • 0x4 - 0x6
9 16 7 10 16 3 20 19

Best performances - Bowlers

JJ Bumrah
JJ Bumrah
O18
M6
R30
W5
Eco1.66
RHB
OFFLEG
2W
1W
  • FTFULL TOSS
  • YYORKER
  • FFULL LENGTH
  • GGOOD LENGTH
  • SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
  • SSHORT LENGTH
LHB
LEGOFF
2W
JR Hazlewood
JR Hazlewood
O13
M5
R29
W4
Eco2.23
RHB
OFFLEG
1W
2W
  • FTFULL TOSS
  • YYORKER
  • FFULL LENGTH
  • GGOOD LENGTH
  • SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
  • SSHORT LENGTH
LHB
LEGOFF
1W

Match Details

Toss

India , elected to bat first

Player Of The Match

Series result

India led the 5-match series 1-0

Match number

Season

Hours of play (local time)

10.20 start, Lunch 12.20-13.00, Tea 15.00-15.20, Close 17.20

Match days

22,23,24,25 November 2024 (5-day match)

Reserve Umpire

Match Referee

Points

India 12, Australia 0

Scorecard Summary

INDIA 150(49.4 OVERS)
1ST INNINGS

AUSTRALIA 104(51.2 OVERS)
1ST INNINGS

INDIA 487/6d(134.3 OVERS)
2ND INNINGS

AUSTRALIA 238(58.4 OVERS)
2ND INNINGS

Scorer: K Vairavan | Commentator: Ekanth & Andrew McGlashan

Quite the historic Test win, ditto for the match itself. It's shown India have the ability to bounce back after a crushing home whitewash against New Zealand, and Australia require introspection before getting in to Adelaide. With four Tests to go, being 1-0 doesn't rule out the chance of a comeback but Australia have won just one Test series after being 1-0 since 1970 (home and away). They've lost 24 series and drawn five, and three of the five drawn series were two-match series. India will have a lot of time to celebrate this colossal achievement, they'll have Rohit return for Adelaide. Maybe a couple other changes too, that promises to be a riveting Test too. Join us for it, lots of reportage and analysis will be on the site (and app), please check it out. For now, I'm Ekanth, signing off on behalf of Andrew McGlashan, my co-commentator, our scorers M Venkat Raghav, Sudeep Poojari, and K Vairavan.

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Jasprit Bumrah, India captain and POTM: Very happy. We were put under pressure in the first innings, but the way we responded, I'm really proud of the team. I played here in 2018 - I remember the wicket started soft and becomes quicker. This one was less spicy; we were really well prepared. I told everyone to keep faith in their process and ability. Experience does matter but faith helps do something special. Jaiswal's best Test innings so far, he left the ball well being an attacking batter, I didn't see Virat out of form - difficult to judge that on difficult pitches. But he was good in the nets. We always enjoy the support from the crowd, when the backing is there we feel good.

Pat Cummins, Australia captain (is chatting to Bumrah and can't hear Adam Gilchrist call him at first. He jogs in a bit late): Fairly disappointing. Prep was good, all firing, it was one of those games where not much went right. Fair bit to look at. Long gap between this Test and the next is what it is. You want to get on the horse quickly after a game like this but we will take a couple of days' rest and get training in Adelaide. We didn't give ourselves a chance in a few different facets - like the finish on day 1 with bat, we conceded a couple of big partnerships in the third innings too, few different areas to look at. There's a lot of experience in the side, this summer there's a sample size of one [Test so far], players are going about it well but lots of work to do, there will be lots of conversations on what we can do better against a similar attack in same conditions.

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A clinical day-4 performance from India, as was expected. Siraj removed Usman Khawaja early with a bit of extra bounce. Head attacked and Smith was gritty but the latter was done in by a peach from Siraj that decked away to find the edge. Head and Marsh, the in-form middle-order attackers, had to put up yet another rescue act, which they were doing nicely. Head and the partnership were in the 80s but Bumrah returned and ended both with a brutal set-up and execution. Got Head on the back foot and had him fishing outside off on his return over. Reddy enjoyed some low bounce to dismiss Marsh and that was the game effectively done.

Bharath Janarth: "No docking of points for Aussies for slow over rate? " Almost certain there will be. The news will be published on our site once the official announcement is out.

Raja: "I'm sure former cricketers are going to have a go at the Aus players for the Camaraderie shown after such a humiliating defeat. This is not how Aus teams behave." Well, there will be a lot said around it, most of it nonsense. If being nice the thing that made cricket teams lose games, cricket would've sucked.

Prasanna S: "India back on top in WTC table."

3. Record of away teams in this WTC Cycle - 24 wins, 25 losses. That record was 19-38 in the previous cycle (2021-23) and 18-34 in the first cycle (2019-21)

2. India's third-biggest win by runs, away from home

Stats from Sampath: 1. Only one team has won by a bigger margin than India's 295 runs despite scoring only 150 (or less) in their first innings - 343 runs by West Indies against Australia in 1991 Bridgetown Test, where they made only 149 in their first innings.

Jalan: "Can India carry forward the 295 runs to next test ? " Just momentum

3:49pm, Day 4, End of Test: West Test put to rest, Australia had never lost one at Perth Stadium, that streak's also put to rest. Bumrah carries a stump, deserves every souvenir he wants. He's been so good. Hugs between Bumrah and Rana, Rahul and one of his team-mates too. More nice scenes - Marnus and Ashwin having a chat, Kohli has arms around Head's shoulder.

58.4
W
Harshit Rana to Carey, OUT, A monumental win sealed with a juicy slower ball. Follows up the bumper and Carey was way too early on the forward push. 109ks offcutter landed on the fuller side of length around middle and off and spun away past the shoulder of Carey's bat as he tried to push it straight. Off stump dinked and Rana leaps up in delight. May the celebrations begin.

AT Carey b Harshit Rana 36 (103m 58b 2x4 0x6) SR: 62.06

58.3
2
Harshit Rana to Carey, 2 runs, 135ks shortish ball outside off is pulled over the infield at wide midwicket. No one there, long chase for Siraj from mid-off, he cleans up close to the ropes as Carey takes two
58.2
0
Harshit Rana to Carey, no run, Glances it off the front foot leg side. No single taken
58.1
0
Harshit Rana to Carey, no run, Carey ducks but the bouncer skids lowish and hits him on the back. On the sweater though, he's okay. Rana checks in

END OF OVER:
58 | 1 Run | AUS: 236/9

  • Josh Hazlewood4 (10b)
  • Alex Carey34 (54b)
  • Washington Sundar15-0-48-2
  • Harshit Rana13-1-67-0
57.6
0
Washington Sundar to Hazlewood, no run, Hazlewood gets real low and deadbats the full ball right in front
57.5
0
Washington Sundar to Hazlewood, no run, Looks to defend the fullish ball straight, inside edges it into the ground, towards short leg

Three close-in leg-side fielders with slip. Around

Australia 4th innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st0UT KhawajaNA McSweeney
2nd9UT KhawajaPJ Cummins
3rd3UT KhawajaM Labuschagne
4th5UT KhawajaSPD Smith
5th62SPD SmithTM Head
6th82MR MarshTM Head
7th21MR MarshAT Carey
8th45MA StarcAT Carey
9th0NM LyonAT Carey
10th11JR HazlewoodAT Carey