Ravindra Jadeja fined for applying soothing cream without umpires' consent

 

NEW DELHI: Star India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was on Saturday fined 25 per cent of his match fee for applying the soothing cream without on-field umpires' permission during the first Test against Australia in Nagpur.
The all-rounder was found in breach of Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct and has also been handed one demerit point.
The incident happened on the opening day of the first Test when Jadeja, during the 46th over of Australia’s first innings was seen applying a soothing cream to his index finger.
Viral videos on social media showed the 34-year-old taking a substance from Mohammed Siraj's palm and appeared to rub this onto his left hand finger.

This is Jadeja’s first offence in a 24-month period and the one demerit point has been added to his disciplinary record.
The India team management later had explained that Jadeja was applying the cream to a swelling on the index finger of his bowling hand.
The southpaw admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by match referee Andy Pycroft.

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Narendra Mertia

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Ravindra Jadeja should have obtained prior approval of Empire before applying cream over the fore finger, if he was in such need. As he has broken the rules, he should be fined.

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Australia fumble against Indian spinners: How the hosts emerged as victors on Day 3

 

Merely two sessions of play were needed to achieve a result on the third day of the first Test as India took a 1-0 lead in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Nagpur.

After stretching their lead to over 200 runs, India bowled out Australia for 91 in about a session to win the Test by an innings and 132 runs. Ravindra Jadeja was declared the Player of the Match for bowling figures of 7-81 and 70 runs with the willow. 

The win shortens the gap between the two sides in the World Test Championship Standings with India's point percentage rising to 61.67% while Australia's dropped to 70.83%.

Ravichandran Ashwin comes to the party in the third innings

While Ashwin had played his role on the first two days of the Test, picking 3/42 in the first innings and scoring a sturdy 23 with the bat, the experienced off-spinner took the centre stage during Australia’s second innings. 

He accounted for Australia opener Usman Khawaja in his very first over, luring the left-hander into a drive through a tossed-up delivery. All Khawaja could manage was an outside edge off a turning ball to the first slip. 

Ashwin then put his guile and tactical acumen to best use and accounted for four other Australia batters, to finish with 5/37. This included David Warner, whose horrid run in India continues. The batter averages 22.16 in the country. 

Ashwin is now the third-most successful India bowler against Australia at home, with 58 wickets to his name at an average of 21.32. He is closing in on second-placed Anil Kumble, who has 62 wickets against Australia at home.

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With this five-wicket haul, Ashwin now has six five-fors against Australia. He has 25 five-wicket hauls at home, which equals him to India record-holder Kumble.

Ashwin has picked 320 Test wickets at home and went past Australia’s Shane Warne who had 319 scalps in his backyard, to become the fifth-most successful bowler at home. 

Australia fail against tweakers yet again

As it was in the first innings, eight Australian batters fell to spin. Ashwin picked five, Jadeja got rid of Marnus Labuschagne and skipper Pat Cummins, while Axar Patel picked one wicket. 

With eight and seven wickets respectively, Ashwin and Jadeja are the leading wicket-takers after the first Test. 

The duo have dominated Australia over the years in home encounters. Ashwin and Jadeja were the leading wicket-takers of the last two home editions of the Border-Gavaskar. 

Ashwin took the pole position in the 2013 series with 29 wickets, while Jadeja was second placed with 24 wickets. In the 2017 series they switched places, Jadeja led the bowling charts with 25 wickets while Ashwin was second with 21 scalps.

Resounding victory for India

The day began with India looking to extend their lead. They lost Jadeja quite early to Todd Murphy, but after that Axar and Mohammad Shami added 52 runs for the ninth wicket. While Axar followed a level-headed approach, Shami played the aggressor, connecting some lusty blows against the young Murphy. 

India were finally bowled out for 400, extending their advantage to 223 runs. In their second innings, Australia's batting had no answers to India’s spin attack.

This was India’s third-biggest win over Australia when with regards to victories by an innings.

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India vs Australia, 1st Test Highlights: Dominant India crush Australia by an innings and 132 runs

 

NEW DELHI: India produced dominant performances with both bat and ball to register a thumping innings and 132 runs victory over Australia inside three days in the opening Test of the four-match series at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur. The massive win on Saturday gave the hosts a well-deserved 1-0 lead in the series.
After taking a massive 223 runs lead in the first innings, India bowlers led by Ravichandran Ashwin (5/37), who took his 31st five-wicket haul in Test cricket, bundled out Australia for a meagre 91 in their second innings.
As it happened: India vs Australia, 1st Test Day 3
Ashwin and comeback man Ravindra Jadeja (2/34) were unplayable for the Aussie batters as the duo reduced the visitors to 67/7 in the 23rd over. Axar Patel (1/6) and Moahmmed Shami (2/13) then removed the remaining three wickets to give India a big win.

Earlier, Axar scored a career-best 84, off 174, and added a valuable 52 runs for the ninth wicket with Shami (37 off 47) to push India's first innings total to 400.

Australia had been on the back foot since posting a below-par 177 on a treacherous track, and India's victory appeared just a matter of time after the home side amassed 400 to claim a hefty lead of 223.
Ashwin then hollowed out Australia's top order with his nagging accuracy, and the tourists lost all 10 wickets in one frenetic session.
Steve Smith's unbeaten 25 was the highest individual score in Australia's sorry-looking second innings scoreboard, which is likely to prompt some soul-searching heading into the second Test in New Delhi from Friday.
Off-spinner Todd Murphy claimed 7-124 in his debut Test in what was the only highlight for world number one Australia, who still lead World Test Championship standings ahead of India.
Rohit Sharma's majestic 120 had put India in the box seat and all-rounders Axar Patel (84) and Ravindra Jadeja (70) drove home the advantage on day three of the contest.

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Mohammed Shami (37) chipped in with a breezy cameo down the order before India folded for 400 on the stroke of lunch.

Nagpur: India beat Australia by an innings and 132 runs in first test of Border Gavaskar Trophy

(With inputs from Reuters)

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