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Depleted Aussies face uphill task after Indian tailenders' heroics - cricket.com.au

  1. Depleted Aussies face uphill task after Indian tailenders' heroics  cricket.com.au
  2. Australia v India: Bumrah and Deep lead tourists past follow-on  BBC.com
  3. India vs Australia Highlights, Brisbane Weather Forecast, 3rd Test Day 4: India avoid follow-on, reach 252/9 at stumps against Australia  The Times of India
  4. Australia frustrated as India avoid follow-on in Gabba test  DAWN.com
  5. Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma's crazy reaction to Akash Deep's six against Pat Cummins after avoiding follow-on goes viral - WATCH  SportsTak


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