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  • IND vs AUS Brisbane Test Day 1: Shardul Thakur took the wicket from Marcus Harris in his very first ball, Washington Sundar made his first test | IND vs AUS Brisbane test: Shardul Thakur had a hit on his first ball

IND vs AUS Brisbane Test Day 1: Shardul Thakur took the wicket from Marcus Harris in his very first ball, Washington Sundar made his first test | IND vs AUS Brisbane test: Shardul Thakur had a hit on his first ball

IND vs AUS Brisbane Test Day 1: Shardul Thakur took the wicket from Marcus Harris in his very first ball, Washington Sundar made his first test |  IND vs AUS Brisbane test: Shardul Thakur had a hit on his first ball
  • Posted On: January 15, 2021
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Ind Vs Aus

India and Australia (IND vs AUS) in the last game of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Shardul Thakur and Washington Sundar (Washington Sundar) were amazing.

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