IND vs AUS: Australia's defeat is imminent, a historic feat is needed for the first time to win

India vs Australia 1st Test: An interesting competition is currently going on between India and Australia. This is the first match of the 5 match series. In this, the Indian team looks close to victory and Australia close to defeat. After being bowled out for just 150 runs in the first innings, Team India has made a brilliant comeback and have now strengthened their grip on the match. It is only three days into the match so far and India is in the driving seat. From here Australia will have to do something to win this match, which has never happened in Australia so far. Although the team will be able to do this, it is very difficult.

Team India declared their stake by making 487 runs.

The Indian team has declared the innings by scoring 487 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in its second innings. As soon as former Indian captain Virat Kohli completed his century by hitting fours, captain Jasprit Bumrah declared the innings. Now Australia need 534 runs to win from here. Which is an almost impossible task in the fourth innings of a Test. Although the target is big, the special thing is that such a big target has never been chased in Australia before, so it is more difficult for the host team.

Scores over 400 have only been chased once

If we talk about this first, in the year 2008, the biggest score was chased in the fourth innings of a Test in Australia. The South African team then chased down 414 runs at the WACA ground. Since then, such a big score has not been chased till now. Forget 414, couldn’t even chase down 400 runs. This is a score of over 500.

Team India beat Australia cheaply in the first innings.

The Indian team bowled brilliantly against Australia in the first innings as well, now if something like this is repeated in the second innings too, understand that Australia is going to lose big. There are still two full days to go and India need not rush. Now it remains to be seen whether the Australian batsmen go for a draw or try to win the match. Currently, the Australian team is badly trapped at home, from where it is becoming very difficult to get out.