AUS vs IND: Matthew Wade’s embarrassing record, became the first Australian batsman to do so

The fourth Test match is being played in Brisbane between India and Australia. On the fourth day of the match, Indian fast bowler Mohammad Siraj put on a brilliant performance, first sent Marnus Labushne to the pavilion and then took the wicket of Matthew Wade.

For Kangaroo batsman Matthew Wade, the current series has not been great and hence his name has an embarrassing record. Wade scored 173 runs in 8 innings of four Test matches in this series at an average of 21.62. Talking about Wade’s performance against India, he scored 8 and 33 runs in the first Test of the series played in Adelaide, 30 and 40 runs in Melbourne and 13 and 4 runs in Sydney Test.

Matthew Wade could not score even a half-century during this period and his high score is 45 runs. Let us tell that in the top 8 batsmen before Wade, Australian player Mark Taylor, who did not score a single half-century in more than eight innings, was. He could not score a single half-century against the West Indies in 1996–1997. His best score in that series was 43 runs.

Not only this, Matthew Wade has become the first such Kangaroo batsman with an average of less than 30 in the current century. Let us know that the war of doing or die is going on under the fourth Test match between India and Australia. Australia had a lead of 33 runs in Brisbane in the first innings and now their eyes are on giving a big target to India, performing brilliantly in the second innings. The series between India and Australia is on par with 1-1 and whichever team wins the last match will name the series.