Australian batsman Peter Handscomb on Sunday said that they will try to regain the pride by saving the final Test against India on the final day in Sydney. AdvertisingBy the end of nearly-washed out fourth day, Australia were bowled out for 300 in the first innings and were asked to follow-on. It was the first time since 1988 that Australia were asked to follow on in a Test at home. On being asked about the same, Handscomb said: “Obviously it hurts, you never want to follow on in any Test match for obvious reasons. It is huge for us to push for the draw and we have got a really good chance to shift some momentum back into our camp.

Source: Indian Express January 06, 2019 09:56 UTC