NEW DELHI: Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagnecentury of ensuring that there is no drama on the fifth day of the Fourth Test in Ahmedabad as the final match of the competition Border Cup-Gavaskar ended in a draw.
India needed racquets to bring life to the competition but Head and Labuschagne displayed great temperament, ensuring that there were no fairy-tale victories for the hosts.
The draw meant India won the series 2-1 and also stamped World Test Championship Last berth, thanks to a dramatic final ball game, New Zealand won over Sri Lanka in the First Test in Christchurch.
India had previously led the first 91 innings to put them invincible as they entered the final day of the game but Australia were determined to hit 175/2 to let India down and be forced to take the reins. peace.
It is also the first Quiz of the series to last a full five days.
India has now held the Border-Gavaskar Trophy trophy since 2016-17.
India needed racquets to bring life to the competition but Head and Labuschagne displayed great temperament, ensuring that there were no fairy-tale victories for the hosts.
The draw meant India won the series 2-1 and also stamped World Test Championship Last berth, thanks to a dramatic final ball game, New Zealand won over Sri Lanka in the First Test in Christchurch.
India had previously led the first 91 innings to put them invincible as they entered the final day of the game but Australia were determined to hit 175/2 to let India down and be forced to take the reins. peace.
It is also the first Quiz of the series to last a full five days.
India has now held the Border-Gavaskar Trophy trophy since 2016-17.
