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The match was dominated by Australia's batting prowess, with Travis Head scoring a crucial 140 runs in the first innings. India's bowling unit, led by Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj, struggled to contain the Australian batsmen. In the second innings, Australia's opening pair of Nathan McSweeney and Usman Khawaja remained unbeaten, securing a 10-wicket victory.
India's batting lineup, which had shown promise in Perth, faltered in Adelaide. Nitish Kumar Reddy and Shubman Gill were the only notable contributors, scoring 42 and 28 runs respectively. The Indian team will need to regroup and address their batting and bowling issues to challenge Australia in the upcoming matches.
Former cricketing legend Sunil Gavaskar highlighted the impact of momentum on the series, stating that the momentum is now with Australia. Harbhajan Singh also echoed Gavaskar's sentiments, emphasizing that India needs to win at least two more matches to claim the trophy.
The third Test at the Gabba is set to commence on Saturday, December 14, with the Indian team facing a tough challenge to regain their momentum. The match promises to be an exciting contest, with both teams displaying remarkable comebacks in the series so far.
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