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Twitter reacts as India makes a comeback to tie series 1-1

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Kohli kept up his word that India will not repeat what they did in the first test as the Indian bowlers, especially Ashwin, showed up when they were needed! TheTwitterati had a field day as India staged a brilliant comeback after their batting collapse early in the day and tied the series 1-1.

After restricting India to a total of 188 in the morning, Australia looked on course before losing the plot to lose by 76 runs on Day 4 of the Bangalore Test. Cheteshwar Pujara missed out on a well-deserved century before R Ashwin scalped another 5-wicket haul as India leveled the series 1-1.

Brief scores: India 189 (KL Rahul 90; Nathan Lyon 8/50) & 274 (Cheteshwar Pujara 92, J Hazlewood 6/67) beat Australia 276 (S Marsh 66; R Jadeja 6/63) & 112 (Smith 28; Ashwin 6/41) by 75 runs.



What we needed this morning!

Constant things in life: Death, taxes and Indian collapses!

It's all about the power!

It is gonna be a long day for Bhajji today! :P

Roller coaster ride, indeed! 

Hoping no one comes out of syllabus in the next game! Plan for Matthew Wade too!

No.1 team for a reason!

Need this! 

Hayden, did you learn the art of jinxing from Shastri?

Smith's understanding of DRS is different!

When Ashwin got his revenge 

Ashwin the man!

That comparison! :)

What a response by India! 

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