Australia vs West Indies Gabba Test Updates; Shamar Joseph Steve Smith Win over West Indies by 1 wicket in Gabba Test: Australia lost 9 wickets at 204, Shamar Joseph lost 6 wickets; 216
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![Australia's first session ended with the loss of 8 wickets. - Daily newspaper](https://images.bhaskarassets.com/web2images/521/2024/01/28/moments-69_1706424872.jpg)
Australia’s first session ended with the loss of 8 wickets.
West Indies team has come close to victory over Australia in the day-night test. At the Gabba Stadium in Brisbane, the team scored 204 runs for Australia by taking 9 wickets. Steve Smith Fifty teamed up with Josh Hazlewood.
Till dinner, Australia had scored 187 runs for 8 wickets. Steve Smith 71 and Nathan Lyon not out with 5 runs remaining. Shamar Joseph has taken 6 wickets from West Indies.
West Indies has given a score of 216 runs to Australia. West Indies scored 311 runs and Australia scored 289/9 runs in the first innings. West Indies scored 193 runs in the second innings, giving Australia a score of 216 runs.
Australia lost 6 wickets in the first session
Australia scored 60/2 ahead of their innings in the first session on the fourth day. Steve Smith and Cameron Green took the team beyond 100 runs. After being injured in the second innings, Shamar Joseph, who was hurt, went to bowl again. He took 6 wickets in 7 overs and Australia’s score was 175 runs at the loss of 8 wickets.
![Shamar Joseph has taken 6 wickets in the second innings. He also took 5 wickets in the first test.](https://images.bhaskarassets.com/web2images/521/2024/01/28/moments-68_1706424898.jpg)
Shamar Joseph has taken 6 wickets in the second innings. He also took 5 wickets in the first test.
steve smith fifty not out
The first session ended with opener Steve Smith not out from Australia. He scored a fifty and tried to take Australia closer to victory. The first session ended with 76 runs with Nathan Lyon not out.
![Steven Smith remained not out till the end of the first session.](https://images.bhaskarassets.com/web2images/521/2024/01/28/moments-66_1706424923.jpg)
Steven Smith remained not out till the end of the first session.
Australia has not lost the pink ball test till date
The first pink ball day-night match in Test history was played in Australia. The team defeated New Zealand in the first day-night test in history in November 2015. Since then the team has played a total of 11 day-night Tests and won all of them. Australia last defeated West Indies in a day-night Test in Adelaide in December 2022.
3rd West all out at 193
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In the day-night test, Australia scored 193 runs in the second innings while West Indies scored 193 runs on the third day. Kirk McKenzie scored 50 runs. Australia’s day’s play ended at 60 runs for 2 wickets. Read the full news….
Australia declared its innings on the second day
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Australia declared on the second day at 289 for 9 in the first innings. In the West Indies, the team was 22 runs behind in its first innings. Usman Khawaja, Alex Carey and Pat Cummins kept fifties from Australia. Alzarri Joseph of West Indies took 4 wickets. Read the full news…
West Indies scored 311 runs on the first day
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West Indies scored 311 runs on the first day of the day-night test on Thursday. On behalf of the team, Reddy Joshua da Silva scored 79 runs and Kevam Hodge scored 71 runs. Kevin Sinclair played an inning of 50 runs in the final. The team scored 311 runs with the loss of 5 wickets for 64 runs. Read the full news…