Ojha becomes third fastest Indian to 100 Test wickets

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Indian spinners dismantled Australian top order as the visitors were five down even before crossing 60 on the third day of the fourth Test at Kotla. Scorecard Ed Cowan was the fifth batsman to fall at the score of 53 in the 19th over. Australia got ...

He may not be in the same league as Bishan Singh Bedi or Daniel Vettori but by picking up the last wicket in Australia's first innings, Pragyan Ojha completed a 'century'. Playing in his 22nd Test, the left-arm spinner became the third-fastest Indian bowler ...

in their first innings on the third day of the fourth Test at Kotla. (TOI Photo) RELATED NEW DELHI: Australia lost both openers Glenn Maxwell and David Warner early after Indian were bundled out for 272 in their first innings on the third day of ...

NEW DELHI — Nathan Lyon inspired Australia to a spirited fight back as it reduced India to 266-8 in the final Test. The off-spinner took five wickets to leave India just four runs ahead at the end of day two in Delhi. India had dispatched ...