Sehwag exit offers hope to Australia
India 110 for 2 (Sehwag 59) trail Australia 428 (Watson 126, Paine 92, Ponting 71, Zaheer 5-94) by 318 runs
The key wicket of Indian opener Virender Sehwag just before stumps gave Australia the upper hand after day two of the first Test in Mohali.
Australia will seek to capitalise on the chink of light left by Virender Sehwag's late dismissal when India resume at 2-110 in reply to the tourists' 428 on day three of the first Test at Mohali.
Mitchell Johnson (2-29) full toss trapped Guatam Gambhir LBW.
India 110 for 2 (Sehwag 59) trail Australia 428 (Watson 126, Paine 92, Ponting 71, Zaheer 5-94) by 318 runs
The key wicket of Indian opener Virender Sehwag just before stumps gave Australia the upper hand after day two of the first Test in Mohali.
Australia will seek to capitalise on the chink of light left by Virender Sehwag's late dismissal when India resume at 2-110 in reply to the tourists' 428 on day three of the first Test at Mohali.
Johnson joined Paine at the crease and after he got his eye in, walloped Singh over long-on with a clean-hit six, the first of the innings.
The Australians were indebted to Paine, Watson, Johnson and Ben Hilfenhaus (20no) for keeping the Indians in the field for more than five sessions.
Wicketkeeper Paine deserved a century, building an innings of tremendous composure that will leave selectors pondering the future of Brad Haddin.
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