India struggled to capitalize on their decision to bat first in the day-night Adelaide Test, posting a modest 180. Nitish Reddy’s counter-attacking 42, after a lucky escape where Australia chose to not review an lbw appeal, proved crucial as the Indian all-rounder scored crucial runs. Australia finished day one at 86/1, trailing by 94 runs, with Labuschagne and McSweeny at the crease.
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