Australia all out for 104 in first test against India

Australia were bowled out for 104 on Saturday as paceman Jasprit Bumrah claimed his 11th five-wicket haul to give India a 46-run lead by lunch on the second day of the first Test in Perth. 30) Set the tone with his first ball of the morning, back of length and away to left-armer Alex Carey. (21) to keeper Rishabh Pant. On a disastrous first day for 17 wickets, India collapsed to 150 runs in two sessions.but Bumrah inspired a brilliant comeback and sent Australia to stumps at 67-7. Debutant Harshit Rana (3-48) claimed his second wicket of the second day, bowling short and sharp for the tail-ender. Nathan Lyon (five) who could only slice the ball to KL Rahul at gully. Overnight batsman Mitchell Starc, who scored 26, denied Bumrah a career-best delivery when he edged between Pant and first slip.Then threw away. A caution from the wind slaps Rana over the midwicket fence. Helmet and Shoulders in a 112-ball stand, showing a tenacity and resilient will that was missing from recognized batsmen. The 34-year-old combined with the cautious Josh Hazlewood (seven not out) to score 25 runs, opening the strike when needed.