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Virat Kohli, captain of the Indian team, began preparations for a series of four grueling test series against Australia, scoring 64 points on the second day of the pre-season match four-day battle between India and Cricket Australia XI on Thursday. However, it was the uncapped Australian teenager Aaron Hardie who had hoisted the limelight after the first day of the match that had been washed away by the incessant rain in Sydney. The 19-year-old Australian caught Kohli's wicket, his latest victim after firing the English skipper Joe Root during a similar pre-season match last year
Hardie had captured Kohli and in had captured 64 as tourists. prepared for the opening test in Adelaide by scoring 358 points against Cricket Australia XI.
Here is a moment that Aaron Hardie, 19, will not forget: Virat Kohli was trapped for 64 years.
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Kohli had Hardie, originally from England, sent him back
Hardie, who finished with a score of 4/50 out of 13, is one of the most exciting candidates of Western Australia, having been captain of the state to under 17 years. and under 19 and won a rookie contract for the 2018-1919 season.
After a torrential downpour After a day of play at Sydney's cricket ground on Wednesday, India wanted to play center-batters in its only game ahead of the four-run series.
Prithvi Shaw, Cheteshwar Pujara, Hanuma Viuma and Ajinkya Rahane also all managed for centuries, with KL Rahul, the only one of the top three Indian drummers to fail, with a score of 3.
The CA XI were on 24 without losing points.
of the series of four matches, from December 6 in Adelaide.
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