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Australian opener Joe Burns, who performed a career-saving knock within the second innings of the day-night Test, has no recommendation for Indian batsman Prithvi Shaw on how you can get again in-form. Shaw as soon as once more failed after getting dismissed similarly by Pat Cummins within the second innings of the opening Test. The right-handed batsman was backed by the selectors for the primary Test however he managed solely a duck and 4 within the two innings of the day-night Test.
Burns, who himself was off form earlier than he smashed an unbeaten fifty, mentioned he’s hoping the opponent batsman Shaw does not rating runs in any respect within the Border-Gavaskar trophy. The 31-year-old cricketer mentioned he would supply some tricks to the Indian batsman however after the conclusion of the Test sequence.
“I wouldn’t give him any advice as I am playing against him. I’m hoping that he makes no runs at all. I actually don’t know what form he is been in. I haven’t been following him,” Burns mentioned whereas replying to a question from ANI.
“He is obviously a quality player if he is playing for India. I might give advice at the end of the series, but not after the first game,” he added.
Burns was dismissed by Jasprit Bumrah within the first innings after the opening batsman managed to attain simply eight runs off 41 balls however scored an unbeaten fifty within the second essay. Burns had come into this Test match with a lean patch as he didn’t handle to get going within the two observe video games in opposition to the Indians as nicely.
India stumbled to an eight-wicket loss within the first Test of the four-match sequence. On the third day of the primary Test, India was bundled out for 36 within the second innings and Australia was given a mediocre goal of 90 runs to go 1-Zero forward. Australia chased down the full comfortably inside 21 overs with eight wickets in hand.
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“More than anything else, it was nice to get back in the rhythm. Just wanted to get the job done and an amazing day for Australia cricket. We had bowled well in the first inning too but didn’t get any reward,” mentioned Burns.
India and Australia will lock horns within the Boxing Day Test on the Melbourne Cricket Ground, starting December 26.
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