Ashes, Australia vs England: Australia opener David Warner once again missed a century on the first day of the second Ashes Test in Adelaide on Thursday. He scored a brilliant 95 on the first day of the second test. Last week itself, Warner played an innings of 94 runs in the first Test.
New Delhi. The second Test match of the Ashes series between Australia and England is being played at the Oval in Adelaide. This is a day-night match, which is being played with pink ball. In this match, Steve Smith, who was captaining in place of Pat Cummins, won the toss and decided to bat first. Australia has played 8 Test matches with the pink ball so far and they have won all of them. Australia is trying not to let its Vijayarath campaign stop even in Adelaide. After winning the first Test by nine wickets at the Gabba in Brisbane, Australia started well on the first day in the second Test as well. On the first day, Australian batsman David Warner was dismissed after playing an innings of 95 runs, but on the way it became the day of a child sitting in the stadium.
However, Australia suffered a setback in the first Seychelle itself, when Marcus Harris was dismissed on a personal score of just 3 runs. David Warner also could not play openly in the first session. Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, who returned to the England team, did not allow the Australian batsmen to play freely, putting pressure in the first season, but after that he appeared in his form. David Warner played a brilliant innings before getting out. However, he missed out on scoring a century in this innings.
David Warner played an innings of 95 runs in 167 balls with 11 fours before being dismissed by the fast attack of England. While getting out and going back to the pavilion, David Warner gave his gloves as a gift to a child sitting in the stadium. This child also looked very happy after getting his gloves from Warner. In this way, Warner, who missed the century, made today a very special day for a child. The video of this sweet gesture of David Warner is becoming fiercely viral on social media.
Day = made#Ashes pic.twitter.com/3srONbrDky
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 16, 2021
Let us tell you that in a dramatic development before the start of the match, three hours before the toss, Cricket Australia told that Pat Cummins will not be able to play, who came in close contact with someone infected with Corona during dinner at a restaurant on Wednesday night. However, his corona investigation report has come negative. Smith is the third captain for Australia in the last three Tests. Smith lost the captaincy and had to face a two-year ban for ball-tampering during the Cape Town Test in South Africa in 2018.
Tim Paine stepped down from the captaincy last month after the case of sending obscene messages to a female colleague four years ago came to light. After that the reins were handed over to the fast bowler Cummins, under whose captaincy Australia won the first Ashes Test by nine wickets. In the Australian team, Michael Neser has been included in place of Cummins and Jhye Richardson has been included in place of fast bowler Josh Hazlewood due to a side strain.
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