India and Australia are going to play the 2nd Test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy at Delhi Stadium. The Indian cricket team has already won the first Test match of the series and is looking to assert dominance by winning the 2nd match well. On the other hand, Australia will be looking for a payback in the 2nd Test match at Delhi. There were a lot of talks about the Nagpur Stadium pitch, but ultimately it all boiled down to Australia just being poor with the bat. Can Australia overcome its weaknesses against Indian spinners, or will they crumble down again? Let’s find out IND vs AUS 2nd Test Delhi Stadium pitch report, avg score, highest total and more to understand.
IND vs AUS 2nd Test Delhi Stadium Pitch Report
The pitch at Delhi Stadium for the 2nd Test match between India and Australia is expected to be quite slow in nature. Traditionally, the pitch at Delhi has assisted the spin bowlers, and it is going to stay the same in the 2nd Test between India and Australia. The fast bowlers will struggle at this wicket and will only look threatening with the new ball in hand. Once the ball loses its shine, it will produce an amazing contest between the spinners and the batters. Off-spinners are going to be lethal at this pitch, so expect Ashwin and Lyon to pick a lot of wickets. The team which wins the toss should look to bat first as the pitch at Delhi Stadium will play the best on the first two days of the Test match.
IND vs AUS 2nd Test Delhi Stadium AVG Score
A total of 36 Test matches have been played at this venue. The team batting first has won 6 matches on this pitch, while the batting second has won 13 matches. The average score in the 1st inning at this venue is 342 runs which reduce to 316 runs in the 2nd inning of the Test match. In the third inning, the avg score comes down to 237 runs and finally reduces to 165 runs in the last inning of the Test matches.
IND vs AUS 2nd Test Delhi Stadium Highest and Lowest Score in Test Matches
The highest score at the Delhi Stadium in Test matches is 644/8, scored by West Indies against India in 2002 in the 2nd inning of the Test match. On the other hand, the lowest score on this pitch is 75/10 by India against West Indies in 1988.
