India’s second Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval began with a shaky start. KL Rahul, replacing Rohit Sharma as opener, survived two scares in one over. Scott Boland, returning to Test cricket, had Rahul caught behind off a no-ball and then dropped at first slip in the same over. India struggled at 19/1 after the initial overs.
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