India-Australia cricket series is something which every cricket lover wants to follow as both the teams are strong and the competition is fierce when they meet on the field.
The India-Australia test match series has started in Pune and the Australians were in complete control in the first session of the match. The opening pair of David Warner and Matt Renshaw scored 82 runs for the team until David was bowled out by the Indian bowler, Umesh Yadav. At the end of the first session, the score of Australia was 84 at the loss of 1 wicket.
However, something unusual happened during the match! As David was bowled out on the third delivery of the 28th over, Matt Renshaw also started walking towards the pavilion with David. After this, two new batsmen, Steve Smith and Shaun Marsh batted till the lunch.
Source: BCCI
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Now let us clear the matter for you as to how two batsmen left the field when only one was out. Matt Renshaw got retired hurt (ill) on the same delivery on which David Warner lost his wicket. It is said that Matt Renshaw, who scored 36 runs (one sixer and four boundaries) of 89 deliveries, was not feeling well and that is why, he also left the field with David Warner. However, Renshaw came back to bat again on the fall of the 3rd wicket in the 60th over.
India is in full control of the 1st test match. 205/8 in 82 overs and only 8 overs are remaining in a day. Let’s see if India is able to wrap up Australian batting line up on the 1st day itself!
However, Renshaw received criticism for leaving the field mid-way. Here’s what Damien Martyn and Ed Cowan tweeted:
I'm still getting my head around this… JL would of lost a limb and still batted on #oldschool #cricket #AUSvIND https://t.co/1IVu2aUC9N
— Damien Martyn🏏 (@damienmartyn) February 23, 2017
Still don't know why he didn't leave his bat and gloves there and just go to the toilet a la KP did at the SCG?? Game stops for 3 mins… https://t.co/x5DZhl4TFP
— Ed Cowan (@eddiecowan) February 23, 2017
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