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SCG 2021. #AUSvIND
Coming back to international cricket after a long gap, vice-captain Rohit Sharma scored a crucial fifty in the second innings 
Playing only his second Test, Shubman Gill went on to score his first half-century in Tests 
India’s wall at number three, Cheteshwar Pujara scored crucial fifties in both the innings 
Ajinkya Rahane led the team with great valour and kept the spirit high despite a number of injuries in the team 
Promoted to number five, Rishabh Pant's aggressive knock of 97 (118) despite an injury put Lyon and Co. under pressure 
He couldn’t run but Vihari limped when needed, played a 161-ball blockathon to help India save the Test 
Ashwin accounted for the wickets of Warner and Smith with the ball but when India needed him with the bat, the right-hander stood tall despite his back injury against the Kangaroos, scoring 39* in a knock which lasted for more than four hours 
Jadeja starred with the ball in the first innings and scored valuable runs down the order before an injury ruled him out. But on Day Five, the warrior in him was padded up despite a fractured thumb if he was needed 
Jasprit Bumrah picked Chris Green's wicket on both occasions and continued to instill pressure with his splendid bowling despite a few fielding lapses 
Navdeep Saini had a memorable Test debut where he picked four wickets 
Mohammed Siraj drew first blood by dismissing David Warner early in the innings on Day 1 
And when Pant was injured, Saha stepped up with the gloves in the second innings despite not being named in the first XI 
‘Bruised. Broken.’ But this is #TeamIndia 
