'It's Never Over Till It's Over'- Sachin Tendulkar Reacts To India's Shameful Loss

Former Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar has reacted to team India’s shameful loss against Australia in the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar trophy. Team India lost to Australia by 8 wickets as they registered the lowest ever score in their Test cricket history and the Indian batsmen had an embarrassing show on the field.

Team India won the toss on Day 1 of the Test match and elected to bat first as they managed to pull off 233 runs in the first innings, thanks to another scintillating half-century from Indian skipper Virat Kohli. Sachin Tendulkar has also reacted to the loss.

Sachin Tendulkar Reacts To India’s Loss In The Adelaide Test

After the match, a lot of former cricketers and fans took aim at team India for their embarrassing show on Day 3 of the Test match as the Indian batsmen had no answers for the Australian bowlers.

Former Indian legend, Sachin Tendulkar has also reacted to India’s loss. He took to Twitter and wrote, “With the way India batted & bowled in the 1st innings, they were in the driver’s seat, but the Aussies came back really hard this morning. That is the beauty of Test cricket. It’s NEVER over till it’s over. India was outclassed in the 2nd half. Congratulations to Australia!”

Watch his tweet below:

With the way India batted & bowled in the 1st innings, they were in the driver's seat, but the Aussies came back really hard this morning.
That is the beauty of Test cricket.
It’s NEVER over till it’s over. India was outclassed in the 2nd half. Congratulations to Australia!

— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) December 19, 2020

Team India Looked Out Of Place In The Third Innings

The Australians also succumbed to the Indian bowling in their first innings as they were all dismissed on just 191 runs. R Ashwin was the pick of the bowlers for team India as he picked four wickets in the first innings. Team India walked out to bat with a decent lead in the third innings.

However, the shameful debacle came on Day 3 when the Indian batsmen looked out of place as the Australian pacers wrapped up team India on their lowest ever Test score. The Aussies then chased the target with 8 wickets in hand and gained an important lead of 1-0 in the four-match Test series.