If Virat Kohli tips his hat for you, you have earned it.
Virat Kohli doffing his hat to Jasprit Bumrah in recognition of the quick’s superb 6/33. #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/jPckFyp0NY
— Adam Collins (@collinsadam) December 28, 2018
The margins in Melbourne were fine.
A metre from a Pat Cummins hat-trick. #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/9gQb5D3Qwm
— Adam Collins (@collinsadam) December 28, 2018
Elite athleticism?
Cricket Australia want to rebuild their side and culture…build it around Pat Cummins. Skill, heart, commitment and humility. This guy is a once a generation cricketer and we almost never saw him again. #InPatWeTrust #AUSvIND #7cricket #FoxCricket
— Matt Baseley (@MattBaseley) December 28, 2018
Pitches the ball at the same spot too many times to be three-sixty.
Bumrah is the bowling equivalent of the 360 degrees batsman. #AUDvIND #MatchDay
— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) December 28, 2018
How will the game go to day 5 then?
Is it time to issue Aussie fielders with baseball mitts….? #BBL08
— Innocent Bystander (@InnoBystander) December 28, 2018
More adulation for brilliant Bumrah.
What an outstanding bowling effort from India and a really special effort from Jasprit Bumrah. He has been the best bowler on display across both sides by some distance and has put India in a really dominating position #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/sP3A05b4Ti
— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) December 28, 2018
Vaughan cheekily evokes his inner Englishman.
The only thing that can save the Aussies in Melbourne is rain … they have no chance chasing down the Indian target if the declared now … !! What a great series this has been … 👍
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) December 28, 2018
Bowlers’ day out at the ‘flat’ MCG.
Two of the best young fast bowlers in the world doing their thing today 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 @patcummins30 @Jaspritbumrah93 🏏
— Michael Clarke (@MClarke23) December 28, 2018
It does not get any better.
Chennai is literally the Coolest city at the moment!💛😍#NSBookLaunch #MSDhoni pic.twitter.com/mfj35kX1zB
— MS Dhoni Fans Official (@msdfansofficial) December 28, 2018
Perhaps Bradman in 1936 Melbourne was not wrong after all.
Australia's collective batting averages in this series:
Nos.1-5: 24.44
Nos.6-10: 25.52#AUSvIND— Brydon Coverdale (@brydoncoverdale) December 28, 2018
Was India’s collapse a plan after all?
At the end of Australia’s innings India’s WinViz was 73% & Australia’s was 1%. At the close of play India’s WinViz is 84% & Australia’s is 3%. With some rain forecast on day four & five India’s top order collapse has given Australia faint home but torpedoed the draw. #AUSvIND
— Freddie Wilde (@fwildecricket) December 28, 2018
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