Australia’s Josh Hazlewood claimed the match ball after taking a match-winning five wickets for just eight runs as India slumped to 36 all out in their second innings at Adelaide
ADELAIDE (AUSTRALIA) – Josh Hazlewood admits he was stunned by the way India collapsed to a record low 36 in the Adelaide Test, but said it was the type of scenario Australia’s potent pace attack thrives on.
In an incredible slump, none of India’s batsmen made it to double figures as they were humiliatingly bundled out Saturday for their worst score since first playing Test cricket in 1932.
The carnage, led by Hazlewood, ensured Australia won the opening clash of the four-Test series by eight wickets in a massive confidence boost ahead of the second game in Melbourne later this week.
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