Team India dominated the second match of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Test series between India and Australia. If Indian bowlers were named on the first day of Boxing Day, the performance of Indian batsmen on the second day was excellent. Team India batsmen led by skipper Ajinkya Rahane scored 277 runs for the loss of 5 wickets until the second day’s play. Australia were able to score 195 in the first innings. Given his performance in the second Test, Australia’s troubles may only increase in the next match. Australian opener David Warner is still struggling with injury and doubts remain in his third Test match.

INDVAUS: India 277/5, 82 lead till the end of the second day’s play

Australia coach Justin Langer said Sunday that the team’s legendary opener, David Warner, has not yet fully recovered from his injured groin (thigh muscle), which led to the third Test against India since January 7. Their involvement is suspicious. The 34-year-old suffered this injury in the second match of the three-match ODI series against India, after missing out on the third ODI and the three-match T20 series and the first two Tests. Australia have lost Warner in the current four-Test series and the team failed to get off to a good start. The entire team was dismissed for 195 in the first innings of the second Test.

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In an interview with Ricky Ponting for Channel Seven, Langer said, “There is no one more professional than Warner and he is doing everything he can. I hope Warner recovers from injury before the third Test. He is doing well in batting practice but he still has a problem with his groin.

He said, ‘We can’t catch a match. If you look at the first Test and the first innings of this match, we failed to form a partnership. We need to improve a lot in this regard.