During the lunch break of the second day’s play in the Brisbane Test, several Indian players, including Devdutt Padikkal and Sarfaraz Khan, practiced in the nets under the watchful eyes of their coaches. Sarfaraz even faced a few deliveries from Australian coach Daniel Vettori. Even though only 80 deliveries were possible on the opening day due to strong showers, the crowd came out in big numbers for the second day and all public tickets were sold out.
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