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India Posted A Mammoth 633/5 And Then Javagal Srinath Dismantling The Australian Lineup

This Test match at Eden Gardens in Kolkata was one of India's most dominant performances against Australia, sealing a series win with a comprehensive innings and 219-run victory. Here's a breakdown of the key highlights: Match Overview: Toss: Australia won the toss and batted first. Test Debut: Paul Wilson made his Test debut for Australia. Result: India won by an innings and 219 runs. Key Performances: India's Batting Dominance: India posted a mammoth 633/5 declared, their highest total against Australia and the highest at Eden Gardens. Every Indian batter scored at least 65, showcasing the depth and resilience of their batting lineup. Mohammad Azharuddin stole the show with an unbeaten 163 off 310 balls, including 18 fours and three sixes. It was his fifth century in six Tests at this venue, cementing his status as a Kolkata maestro. Navjot Singh Sidhu (97) and VVS Laxman (95) gave India a blistering start with a 191-run opening stand in just 40 overs. Sachin Tendulkar added a quickfire 79 (12 fours, 2 sixes), continuing the onslaught. Australia’s Struggles: First innings: Bowled out for 233. Only Steve Waugh (80) and Ponting (60) offered resistance, with a 112-run partnership for the fifth wicket. Second innings: Managed only 181, unable to cope with India's relentless attack. Injuries (Steve Waugh's groin strain) and some questionable umpiring decisions compounded their woes. Paul Wilson, on debut, had a forgettable match, struggling with accuracy and consistency. India’s Bowling Prowess: Javagal Srinath was named Player of the Match for his exceptional bowling, taking 6 wickets across both innings. His reverse swing and consistent accuracy were instrumental in dismantling the Australian lineup. Anil Kumble chipped in with important wickets, though Srinath’s impact proved more decisive. India's fielding, particularly VVS Laxman's athleticism at short leg, added to Australia's woes. Turning Points: Australia’s 29/4 start in the first innings set the tone for India’s dominance. The 191-run opening stand between Sidhu and Laxman gave India an unassailable advantage. Srinath’s early breakthroughs and consistent pressure ensured Australia never recovered in either innings. Final Notes: This match marked a low point for Australia, with their batting frailties exposed despite the absence of pitch-related challenges. For India, it was a testament to their all-round strength, with standout performances from both batsmen and bowlers. The victory not only sealed the series but also reaffirmed Eden Gardens as a fortress for Indian cricket. #IndiaVsAustralia #CricketMax #Highlights