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WATCH: Umesh Yadav bowls ripper, uproots Australia stars stumps 

VideosWATCH: Umesh Yadav bowls ripper, uproots Australia stars stumps 

Srinagar: While Australia have dominated the first two days of ongoing 3rd Test against hosts India in Indore, the pace spin combo of Umesh Yadav and R Ashwin brought India back into the game on Day two with stunning bowling spell.

After a rather quiet first hour, when only 30 runs were scored in 16 overs without any wicket, India bowled Australia out 197 as the visitors lost their last six wickets for just 11 runs after starting the day at 156 for four.

Ashwin and Yadav took three wickets each to script India’s fightback after a forgettable opening day when the hosts were all out for 109. 

Though India did not pick up any wicket in the first hour, they did not allow Peter Handscomb (19 off 98) and Cameron Green (21 off 57) easy runs with Mohammed Siraj and Ravindra Jadeja keeping things tight.

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Ashwin surprisingly had to wait for almost an hour to get his first over of the day and when he did, the wily operator made the ball talk.

He got rid of Handscomb and also rid of Alex Carey (3) and Nathan Lyon (5) to end with figures of three for 44 in 20.3 overs.

Umesh, who targeted the stumps successfully, trapped Green in front by getting one to straighten slightly off middle-stump in his very first over. He cleaned up the tail by bowling fast and straight from round the wicket, leaving Mitchell Starc (1) and Toddy Murphy clueless (0).

Compared to the opening day, the ball did not do too much in the first hour with Handscomb and Green focussed on playing the forward defence.

It was only in the 10th over of the day that Green decided to step out and hit Jadeja over mid-on for a boundary.

Siraj opened the bowling with two short mid-wickets in place. The plan was to bowl straight and stem the flow of runs.

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