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An aesthetic Usman Khawaja century has steered Australia into the field seat in Ahmedabad after a late counterpunch from West Aussie Cameron Green shocked the wilting Indians.
It was Australia’s day to open the fourth and ultimate Test with the guests wanting to attract the sequence and show they’ll adapt to the sub-continent situations after a disastrous begin to the Border-Gavaskar sequence.
After grinding for a lot of the day on a sluggish wicket, providing the least flip of any pitch all through the sequence, the guests completed with a flurry, Green feasting on the second new ball to get Australia to 4-255 on the shut.
But it was Khawaja who earned plaudits, batting all day to notch his first century on Indian soil.
