Believe me, after watching the match between India A against Australia A, you are going to say that if the trailer is like this, then how will the real film be? The real film here means the clash between the teams of Rohit Sharma and Pat Cummins. As far as the trailer is concerned, i.e. the match between India A and Australia A, the host team has won this controversial match.

Australia A won the match by 7 wickets

Australia A won the match played against India A in McCoy by 7 wickets. To win this match, the Indian team had set a target of 225 runs for Australia A, which it achieved by losing 3 wickets. The most important role in Australia A's victory was played by its captain Nathan McSweene, who batted brilliantly and remained unbeaten till the end.

The captain played an amazing innings

25 year old right-handed batsman Nathan McSweene faced 178 balls and scored 88 runs with the help of 9 fours. From the other end, he also got support from Beau Webster, who scored unbeaten 61 runs facing 117 balls. A century partnership was seen between the two, which took the match away from India A.

This dispute happened in the match, created an uproar

However, before the Australia A captain could write the script of victory, there was a lot of chaos in the match. This uproar happened due to the action of umpire Shaun Craig. In fact, on the fourth day of the match he changed the ball itself. He took this step citing scratch marks on the ball, due to which the Indian players looked unhappy and got involved in an argument with him. However, there was no conclusion to this debate. In the end what the umpire wanted happened. The fourth day's play was played with the changed ball only.

It is not known how much Australia A benefited from this umpire's decision. But it is true that India A bowlers, who took 3 wickets in the second innings on the third day, did not get a single wicket on the fourth day.

Australia A had a lead of 88 runs over India A in the first innings. India A scored 312 runs in its second innings on the basis of Sai Sudarshan's century and set a target of 225 for Australia A, which it achieved.