India's campaign in the ongoing test series has hit a new low as they fell to a 10-wicket thrashing at the hands of Australia on day 3. Shreyas Iyer top-scored with 44 but it was insufficient as the tourists crashed to 62 for 5, handing Australia the series lead. The match marked the much-anticipated debut of Australia's newbies, Kevin Pitty and Scott Wiseman, who both made a lasting impression by taking two wickets apiece.

The match was marred by the closure of the Shane Warne Memorial Gate at the Adelaide Oval prior to the function. The negative energy seemed to spill onto the field, as India's batting woes continued to mount. Australia's performance, however, was anything but woeful, with debutants Kevin Pitty and Scott Wiseman pocketing two wickets each to make an immediate mark on the Test scene. The pivotal aspect of the match's outcome lay in Australia leveling the series 1-1.

Meanwhile, South Africa has gained much-needed ground in the World Test Championship (WTC) by securing five consecutive wins. This upsurge now sees them at the top of the standings, with an unparalleled 63.33% win percentage. Newcomer Pakistan remains in contention but is still behind South Africa and a spot in the final still eludes them. Australia and India are also in a three-way race for the top spot, leaving South Africa in a precarious situation.

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India's Test Misfortune Continues as Australia Levels Series

India's campaign in the ongoing test series has hit a new low as they fell to a 10-wicket thrashing at the hands of Australia on day 3. Shreyas Iyer top-scored with 44 but it was insufficient as the tourists crashed to 62 for 5, handing Australia the series lead. The match marked the much-anticipated debut of Australia's newbies, Kevin Pitty and Scott Wiseman, who both made a lasting impression by taking two wickets apiece.

The match was marred by the closure of the Shane Warne Memorial Gate at the Adelaide Oval prior to the function. The negative energy seemed to spill onto the field, as India's batting woes continued to mount. Australia's performance, however, was anything but woeful, with debutants Kevin Pitty and Scott Wiseman pocketing two wickets each to make an immediate mark on the Test scene. The pivotal aspect of the match's outcome lay in Australia leveling the series 1-1.

Meanwhile, South Africa has gained much-needed ground in the World Test Championship (WTC) by securing five consecutive wins. This upsurge now sees them