Weather Strikes as India-Australia Test Leans Towards a Draw
The third Test between India and Australia faces a likely draw due to persistent rainy weather, turning the game at the Gabba into a weather-affected affair. Both teams faced numerous interruptions, with India's batting lineup struggling, and their bowling heavily reliant on Jasprit Bumrah.
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Rain and lightning caused only 24 balls of play on the fifth day of the third Test between India and Australia, pointing towards an uneventful draw.
Forecasts of adverse weather conditions were posted following India's dismissal for 260, granting Australia a 185-run lead after Akash Deep's contribution with standout partner Jasprit Bumrah.
The weather played a pivotal role, impacting four out of five days, with only day two proceeding without disruptions. India, yet to find form in batting, and overly dependent on Jasprit Bumrah for bowling, face challenges ahead of the fourth Test in Melbourne.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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