Team India's batting did not improve even after Rohit Sharma was removed, collapsing for 185 runs in Sydney.

What has been happening in the first four Test matches against Australia was also seen in the first innings of the Sydney Test. In the first innings of the Sydney Test, Team India collapsed for 185 runs. Neither Yashasvi Jaiswal nor KL Rahul performed well, even Virat Kohli's bat did not work. The big thing is that Rohit Sharma was dropped from the team citing poor form but the team's batting still did not improve.

India's great batsman failed again.

In the Sydney Test, Team India won the toss and chose to bat first. KL Rahul got out before he could settle at the crease. His wicket was taken by Starc and he could score just 4 runs. After this, Yashasvi Jaiswal was run out by Scott Boland on a personal score of 10 runs. Gill and Kohli also stayed at the crease for some time but then the same thing happened which always happens. Shubman Gill got out just before lunch after playing a very bad shot. Gill tried to play a shot by moving forward on Lyon's ball but he got caught by Smith in the slip. After this, Virat Kohli also got out after scoring 17 runs.

Pant-Jadeja took over

After four wickets fell for 72 runs, Pant and Jadeja took charge of the team. Both kept batting for a long time. Pant was hit by many balls on his body and he still stayed at the crease but in the end, his wicket fell on Boland's ball. This player was out after scoring 40 runs. Team India got a big shock when Nitish Kumar Reddy was out on the very first ball. Boland got rid of him on the very first ball. Cummins put Team India in more trouble by dismissing Washington Sundar and Starc dismissed Ravindra Jadeja but in the end Jasprit Bumrah played an innings of 22 runs and somehow took Team India to 185 runs.

Australia lost a wicket

By the end of the first day of the Sydney Test, Australia had also lost a wicket. Usman Khawaja was caught out by Jaspreet Bumrah at the hands of KL Rahul in the slip. Khawaja could score only 2 runs. After Khawaja's wicket fell, the Indian players looked very aggressive, it seems that Australia may also face problems on the Sydney pitch.