[Watch] 'Game-Changer Player' Bumrah Makes India Happy; Sends McSweeney Packing 

Jasprit Bumrah bags a wicket (Source: @StarSportsIndia/X.com)

Jasprit Bumrah finally provided his team with a breakthrough by taking the wicket of Nathan McSweeney in the on-going Day 2 of the India versus Australia second Test match in Adelaide Oval. The entire team, especially Indian skipper Rohit Sharma jumped in excitement as India finally broke the long-standing partnership between McSweeney and Marnus Labuschagne.

McSweeney, who built a strong 67-run stand with Labuschagne, was forced to walk back after scoring 33 runs off 78 balls. The 25-year-old looked to be in good form however Bumrah's fiery delivery was too hard to handle for the young gun.

The moment occurred during the 37th over, when the pace sensation bowled a good length in-swinging delivery that  landed on the fourth stump line and nipped back further in. McSweeney, who was standing outside the crease looked to defend it with a straight bat however it was very close to his body. He got an outside edge that carried straight to wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant, and he made a regulation catch right behind the stumps.

Bumrah Removes Nathan McSweeney

---

ALSO READ

'He's Got No Clue, Jass!' - Virat Kohli Sledges McSweeney After Jasprit Bumrah's Ripper

---

With his India finally made a breakthrough and broke the huge partnership. The right-handed opener fought hard under the lights yesterday however could not survive the initial burst from Bumrah.

Starc Unleashes Hell on India as Aussies Dominate on Day 1

On Day 1 of the second Test between Australia and India at Adelaide Oval, it was the brilliant bowling of Mitchell Starc that stole all the limelight. Earlier, Rohit Sharma won the toss and opted to bat first. India struggled against some fiery pace by Starc. The left-arm pacer delivered a career-best 6/48 to decimate the top and middle order of India. 

Yashasvi Jaiswal got a duck, while KL Rahul and Shubman Gill showed some promise. However, Starc's second spell saw the visitors collapse to just 180. Nitish Kumar Reddy's late resistance helped India salvage some pride. Australia's chase began with caution in difficult pink-ball conditions. Jasprit Bumrah was in rhythm and got the only wicket of Usman Khawaja.  Australia went to the close at 86/1 on Day 1.

However, at the time of writing, Australia is at 107/3.

---

ALSO READ

[Watch] Rohit Sharma's Dreamy No.6 Return Spoiled By Scott Boland's Killer In-Swinger

---