Australians are alive once again as Jason
Krejza rises to the occassion
Australia’s hope of leveling the series rose when debutant Jason
Krejza hauled a record equalling eight-wickets which triggered a
dramatic Indian collapse on the second afternoon of the fourth Test.
Australia held the advantage when Simon Katich followed up the
sensational debut of Krejza with a brilliant unbeated knock of 92 as he
along with Michael Hussy put on an unbroken 115-run third wicket stand
finishing the day on 189 for two.
Krejza who had been ignored for the first three Tests, showed the
mistake the Aussies had done with a dream spell in which he took five
wickets for 16 runs to leave the Indians on 441 after being 404 for 5
at lunch.
Australia enter the third day still 252 runs short of India’s first innings total with 8 wickets in hand.
I am a sports reporter that started
last 2006. I succeeded in getting that job and went on to become the
sports news anchor on the evening news in Trinidad and Tobago. My
love and passion is all about cricket..When not following cricket, I
follow my second favorite sport which is football. I’ve had the
great pleasure of personally interviewing former Indian Captain Rahul
Dravid, former Sri Lankan Captain Mahela Jayawardene , and our very
own World Record Holder, Brian Lara.
