“Kohli and Jaiswal Dominate as India Edges Closer to Victory Over Australia”

and propelled India to the brink of a commanding victory over Australia in the first Test match. After Australia struggled to 104 in their first innings and found themselves at 12 for 3 in their second, India declared at 487 for 6, having previously scored 150. Kohli, who has enjoyed immense success and recognition in cricket, was in search of a century after an 18-month drought. Coming to the crease with India in a strong position—321 runs ahead and two wickets down—he was greeted with an opportunity to ease the pressure. Jaiswal, who was batting brilliantly on 141, had set the stage for Kohli to make his mark. The third day of the Test revealed the true nature of the Perth conditions. Gone were the mild temperatures of the previous days; instead, players faced sweltering heat that felt like a herd of cattle pushing through a gate. Bowling in such conditions was grueling, and the Australian team was left to reflect on a missed opportunity after a poor batting session had cost them dearly. As the match progressed, it became clear that India was in a dominant position, with Kohli and Jaiswal leading the charge towards what seemed like an inevitable victory.