Steve Smith Dismissed for Second Golden Duck in Tests by Jasprit Bumrah

Steve Smith fell for a golden duck in the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in Perth. Jasprit Bumrah’s lethal in-swinger trapped Smith plumb in front, marking only the second golden duck in his Test career. Australia struggled at 19/3 as Bumrah’s fiery spell dominated the early stages of the match.

Jasprit Bumrah Stuns Steve Smith with a Golden Duck

Steve Smith, Australia’s batting maestro, faced a rare moment of vulnerability during the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in Perth. 

The Indian skipper, Jasprit Bumrah, dismissed Smith for a golden duck with a lethal in-swinging delivery. 

It marked only the second golden duck in Smith’s illustrious Test career.

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Watch: Virat Kohli’s Persistence Pays Off as Jasprit Bumrah Strikes Early in Perth Test

Smith walked in to bat following Usman Khawaja‘s dismissal, but his innings was cut short on the very first ball. 

Bumrah’s delivery swung sharply, trapping Smith plumb in front of the stumps. 

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This unexpected blow left Australia reeling at 19/3, highlighting India’s aggressive start.

Smith’s last golden duck came against South Africa in 2014, courtesy of Dale Steyn. 

His dismissal in Perth further solidifies Bumrah’s reputation as one of the most formidable bowlers in modern cricket.

Australia’s Struggles Continue Against Bumrah’s Prowess

The Indian skipper was in fiery form, delivering two back-to-back blows that left Australia unsettled. 

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Bumrah’s precision and ability to generate swing proved too challenging for the Australian top order.

Following Khawaja’s dismissal, Smith’s wicket was a major psychological win for India. 

Bumrah’s dominance early in the game has set the tone for what promises to be an intense series. 

The Australians, who entered the match with high hopes, now face an uphill battle to stabilise their innings.

Steve Smith’s Unlucky 11th Duck in Tests

This dismissal marked the 11th duck in Steve Smith’s Test career, a rare occurrence for the seasoned cricketer.

 Known for his consistency, Smith has seldom faced such setbacks. 

However, facing Bumrah’s high-quality bowling, even the best can falter.

For Indian cricket fans, this moment is another testament to Bumrah’s exceptional skill, especially in high-pressure situations.

As the series unfolds, much focus will remain on how Smith rebounds from this early dismissal.

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Steve Smith fell for a golden duck in the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in Perth. Jasprit Bumrah’s lethal in-swinger trapped Smith plumb in front, marking only the second golden duck in his Test career. Australia struggled at 19/3 as Bumrah's fiery spell dominated the early stages of the match.

Jasprit Bumrah Stuns Steve Smith with a Golden Duck

Steve Smith, Australia’s batting maestro, faced a rare moment of vulnerability during the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in Perth. 

The Indian skipper, Jasprit Bumrah, dismissed Smith for a golden duck with a lethal in-swinging delivery. 

It marked only the second golden duck in Smith’s illustrious Test career.

Watch: Virat Kohli’s Persistence Pays Off as Jasprit Bumrah Strikes Early in Perth Test

Smith walked in to bat following Usman Khawaja's dismissal, but his innings was cut short on the very first ball. 

Bumrah's delivery swung sharply, trapping Smith plumb in front of the stumps. 

This unexpected blow left Australia reeling at 19/3, highlighting India's aggressive start.

Smith’s last golden duck came against South Africa in 2014, courtesy of Dale Steyn. 

His dismissal in Perth further solidifies Bumrah's reputation as one of the most formidable bowlers in modern cricket.

Australia's Struggles Continue Against Bumrah's Prowess

The Indian skipper was in fiery form, delivering two back-to-back blows that left Australia unsettled. 

Bumrah's precision and ability to generate swing proved too challenging for the Australian top order.

Following Khawaja's dismissal, Smith's wicket was a major psychological win for India. 

Bumrah's dominance early in the game has set the tone for what promises to be an intense series. 

The Australians, who entered the match with high hopes, now face an uphill battle to stabilise their innings.

Steve Smith’s Unlucky 11th Duck in Tests

This dismissal marked the 11th duck in Steve Smith’s Test career, a rare occurrence for the seasoned cricketer.

 Known for his consistency, Smith has seldom faced such setbacks. 

However, facing Bumrah’s high-quality bowling, even the best can falter.

For Indian cricket fans, this moment is another testament to Bumrah’s exceptional skill, especially in high-pressure situations.

As the series unfolds, much focus will remain on how Smith rebounds from this early dismissal.

Stay updated with all the cricketing action, and follow Cricadium on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, and Instagram.