In the 3rd IND vs AUS Test, Australia crushed India within three days, thanks to their strong comeback under Steve Smith’s captaincy. The visitors took control of the game on the first day by bundling out India for 109 runs and taking an 88-run lead in their first innings.

Despite Cheteshwar Pujara’s valiant effort of 59, India couldn’t set a challenging total, and the target of 76 was an easy chase for the Aussies. Here are three moments from the Test that created a buzz among fans.

The Incredible Athleticism of Usman Khawaja’s Spectacular Catch

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In the IND vs AUS 3rd Test, Shreyas Iyer played a crucial role for India, scoring 26 off 27 balls to boost the team’s scoring rate.

He hit boundaries and sixes to support Cheteshwar Pujara, and at one point, it looked like he could take the game away from the visitors.

However, Usman Khawaja’s stunning catch at short mid-wicket dismissed Iyer, leaving him stunned and distraught as he could have damaged Australia’s hopes.

Steve Smith’s One-Handed Catch: A Moment of Brilliance in the India-Australia Test Series

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Cheteshwar Pujara played an outstanding knock of 59 runs in India’s second innings, showcasing his mastery over spin bowling on a difficult pitch. Despite regular wickets falling at the other end, Pujara gave the hosts hope of setting a competitive target. However, a fine edge off Nathan Lyon’s delivery ended Pujara’s innings, as Steve Smith took a stunning one-handed catch at leg slip. With Pujara’s wicket, Australia knew they had taken a crucial scalp, and India eventually posted a target of 76 runs, which the Aussies quickly chased down.

Ravindra Jadeja’s No-Ball: The Costly Mistake That Shook the Cricket World

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Jadeja’s no-ball problem came back to haunt India in the third Test against Australia. Despite early wickets, Jadeja bowled a no-ball which denied India a crucial wicket of Labuschagne. The no-ball proved costly as Labuschagne and Khawaja went on to build a strong partnership and put Australia in a commanding position.

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