The second Test between India and Australia in Nagpur saw a total of 14 wickets fall on the opening day, with the visitors ending the day on a strong note. Australia’s Usman Khawaja, who scored a half-century, said that he doesn’t expect the pitch to get any better in the coming days.
Khawaja, who scored a crucial fifty, said that the pitch was difficult to bat on and that it was not getting any better. He said that the pitch was slow and that it was difficult to score runs on it. He also said that the ball was not coming onto the bat and that it was difficult to time the ball.
Khawaja said that the Australian bowlers had done a good job in exploiting the conditions and that they had bowled well in the first session. He said that the bowlers had bowled in the right areas and had put the Indian batsmen under pressure.
Khawaja said that the Australian team was in a good position at the end of the day and that they would look to build on their lead in the coming days. He said that the team was confident of getting a result in the match and that they would look to put the Indian team under pressure.
Khawaja said that the Australian team was looking forward to the challenge of playing in India and that they were confident of doing well in the series. He said that the team was looking to make the most of the conditions and that they would look to put the Indian team under pressure.
Overall, Khawaja said that the Australian team was in a good position at the end of the day and that they would look to build on their lead in the coming days. He said that the team was confident of getting a result in the match and that they would look to put the Indian team under pressure.