IND vs AUS: Cameron Green puts blues behind, flattens India with maiden ton
Usman Khawaja oozed serenity for 611 minutes for his 180, the longest Test innings by an Australian, but without the assistance from the maiden centurion Cameron Green (114), Australia wouldn’t perhaps find themselves at such a strong position at the end of Day 2, ending their first innings on 480.
With spin out of equation on this pitch, India reverted to trying to reprise their old plan against Green that they had successfully employed in Australia. Albeit with Mohammad Siraj. Back then, Green had shown susceptibility to two kinds of deliveries: the one that angled back into him to threaten the lbw, as he could be caught in the crease, just pushing his hands out. And when he would open up his stance to tackle that, Siraj would get one to straighten on a length to take the edge.
And so...