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The English entrances marked the well -duckett opening whisk, which was crushed by the Indian Akash of Deep on a huge six over the slip of the slip, as he pulled a reverse spoon shot against the Pealer in the last ball in the fourth part of the entrances.
After being sent first by the English pattern Ollie Pope, the side of Shubman Gill was again promising enough in the first tickets. The openers showed no good shape, while Shubman Gill almost threw his wicket after starting to build a collaboration with Sai Sudharsan.
Low Indian Batters, Ravindra Jadja and Washington Sundar, could not be very useful this time, as India launched only 224 runs on the board, and Karun Nair was the highest scorer in the entrances.
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Ben Duckett makes an unveiled inserted spoon for six
Indian diaper Akash Deep and Ben Duckett had a great contest on the pitch, as the diaper worried the left side at the beginning of their spell. Akash Deep challenged the field referee’s decision and urged Gill to a quick review, which was eventually ruled out.
Then it passed in front of Duckett’s outer border; The whisk sought to play some shots to release the pressure. Akash Deep then gave him a slightly wider ball to open his arms, while Duckett chose to reverse the bowl over the head of the cord.
A very bold shot to play at the beginning of the tickets, although Duckett landed perfectly while the ball sailed the ropes for a six. After that, Akash Deep could sometimes have challenged his outside edge, although the batter continued to mark the score until he fired.
Sam Konstas’s debut on McG remembered by Indian fans
Seeing that Duckett played such a bold shot, Indian fans have been reminded of the young Australian whisk Sam Konstas, who came to replace Nathan McSweeney in the fourth test of the Trophy Border-Gavaskar 2024-25.
Konstas played his debut game at the MCG and began his tests with half a century, but what was special of his entrances was that he launched an immediate attack on the Indian Speedster Jasprit Bumrah, which was the most threatening weapon in India in the series.
He was the only beating who dared to play an audacious shot as an reverse spoon, even earlier than what he did well Duckett in this game. The young Konstas had impressed in his debut with the spirit of the game of a real fighter. Above all, Ben Duckett and Sam Konstas are the only batters in history to play in reverse tablespoons within the first four test points.
🚨 There is only one instance of a batter playing a reverse spoon before the final ball of the fourth on a post, played by Duckett: Sam Konstas against Bumrah at MCG last December.pic.twitter.com/fxqw0qxrn8#Engvind #Crickettwitter #Engvind
– Cricbuzz (@Cricbuzz) August 1, 2025
Akash Deep has the last laugh in battle with Ben Duckett
After going for several runs, Akash Deep had the last laugh in the battle with the English workshop. Duckett paid attention to the great collaboration between the two openers in a very short time, as India could not pause on the rapid flow of runs.
Duckett, 43, who had already connected a reverse spoon and a ramp shot at the beginning of the entrances, was confident of trying to try another reverse spoon against Akash Deep; However, the diaper was probably ready, and therefore a ball was thrown away from the batter. Duckett scored the ball, unfortunately to the goalkeeper.
After the wick, Akash Deep saw himself in an attractive talk with the English workshop; However, with the smiling faces of the two players, it can be predicted as a very light exchange.
