WATCH: Harshit Rana strikes 4 wickets in six balls before of pink ball Test vs Australia

In the first Test match against Australia in Perth, Harshit Rana, an outstanding bowler, made his debut for his country. India won the game by 295 runs, and although the young player was a little pricey, he took four wickets. In a warm-up match against the Prime Minister’s XI before of the forthcoming Test in Adelaide,

Harshit Rana took four wickets in six balls to remove the middle order for the Rohit Sharma-led team.

The 22-year-old originally had trouble with length and line as he concentrated more on bowling short ones. He later changed to bowling full, and that’s what got him the outcome. After scoring 40 runs, Jack Clayton, batting at number four, appeared content in the middle, but Harshit destroyed him with a peach of a delivery in the game’s twenty-third over. He had done the same to Travis Head in the first Test.

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He beat Oliver Davies, who was unable to open his tally, in the last over delivery. Davies completely missed the line as the wickets went tumbling, and Harshit pitched beautifully. Sam Harper was sent back to pavilion in the third delivery after Rana had taken the wicket of skipper Jack Edwards with the opening ball of his subsequent over. Sam Konstas, the Test probable, scored an amazing century at Manuka Oval, but Australia was already under tremendous strain at 133/6.

While the team management works to control Jasprit Bumrah’s workload, India rested him. Harshit, who will be crucial for India in the forthcoming Pink Ball Test, has performed admirably in his absence. The Adelaide Test will put pressure on the visitors despite the victory in the first Test, particularly as Australia has never lost a day-and-night Test at home. In their most recent match, India was bowled out for just 36 runs in the second innings.