4,4,4,4… Jaiswal thrashed Starc in the very first over, the Kangaroo bowler saw such a bad day after years

The last match of the series being played between Australia and India in Sydney has reached an exciting turn. The first innings of both teams have ended. After this, India started its second innings. The first innings of the Indian team had a bad start but the second innings started in such a way that India's young batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal spoiled the line length of Australia's legendary bowler Mitchell Starc. Jaiswal scored 16 runs in the first over itself. With this, it proved to be Starc's second most expensive first over in Test cricket.

Jaiswal hit 4 fours in Starc's first over

Mitchell Starc bowled the first over of the Indian innings. Yashasvi Jaiswal was in front. Yashasvi played Starc's first ball as a dot. After this, he hit a four on the second ball. The result was the same on the third and fourth balls as well. The fifth ball was empty. Then after this, Jaiswal hit a four on the last ball as well. In Starc's very first over, Jaiswal scored 16 runs by hitting four fours.

Let us tell you that this has become the second most expensive first over bowled by Starc in a Test match. Earlier in 2022, 17 runs were scored in Starc's first over of the Test. In a Test match against Sri Lanka at Galle Stadium, Starc conceded 17 runs in his very first over. Whereas now after three years, this shameful record of Starc was saved from being broken. If two more runs had been scored in Starc's first over, a shameful achievement would have been registered in Starc's name.

Australia's first innings were restricted to 181 runs

The Indian team scored 185 runs in the first innings. Rishabh Pant scored the highest 40 runs. Scott Boland took the highest 4 wickets for Australia. In reply, Australia's first innings was reduced to 181 runs. Debutant Beau Webster scored the highest 57 runs for them. Mohammad Siraj and Prasidh Krishna got three wickets each. While captain Jaspreet Bumrah and Nitish Kumar Reddy took two wickets each.