IND vs AUS: The second Test match of the series between India and Australia will be played in Adelaide from December 6. This Test match will be day-night and played with a pink ball. India has played day-night Test matches four times so far, in which it has won three and lost one.
At the same time, Australia has played 12 day-night Test matches, winning 11 and losing one. The last day-night Test match between India and Australia occurred in Adelaide in 2020, in which Australia defeated India by 8 wickets. In the 2020 Adelaide Test, the Indian team was all out for 36 runs in the second innings.
Everything you need to know about the Border-Gavaskar Day-Night Test
When is the second Test between IND vs AUS?
The second Test is going to start on 6 December 2024. Which will end on December 10.
Where will the second Test between IND vs AUS be played?
The second Test of the five-match series will be played at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide.
What time will the second Test between IND vs AUS start?
The second Test match will start at 09:30 AM IST. It will be a Pink Ball Day/Night Test.
How can you watch the IND vs AUS live match on TV and online?
The match will be telecast live on the Star Sports network in India and will be streaming on the Disney+ Hotstar app in India.
Session Time and Duration, as per Indian time
First session start: 9:30 am-11:30 am IST)
Break (Tea): (11:30 am-12:10 pm IST)
Second session: (12:10 pm-2:10 pm IST)
Third session: (2:30 pm-4:30 pm IST), an additional 30 minutes can be used to complete the overs.
Pink Ball Test records and stats
- Total Day-Night Test matches: 22
- The home team won: 18
- The visiting team won: 4
- Highest team total: 589/3 Australia vs Pakistan 2019
- Lowest team total: India 36/9 vs Australia 2020
- Most runs: David Warner (Australia) – 647 runs
- Highest individual score: David Warner (Australia) – 335 vs Pakistan 2019
- Highest centuries: Marnus Labuschagne (Australia) – 4 centuries
- Total centuries: 27 (including 2 triple centuries and 1 double century)
- Most wickets: Mitchell Starc (Australia) – 39 wickets
- Best bowling innings: Devendra Bishoo (West Indies) – 8 wickets for 49 runs vs Pakistan in 2016
- This is the only century for India with the pink ball scored by Virat Kohli.
