India produced a collective performance to defy all odds and thrashed Australia in the first Test match despite the absence of skipper Rohit Sharma. Ahead of the series opener in Perth, not many gave India a chance to beat Australia after their recent 0-3 whitewash at home against New Zealand,

Virat Kohli slammed his first Test century in SENA (South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia) conditions in almost six years.

Perth: India has registered a resounding win over Australia by 295 runs in the opening Test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy series and it should be seen as nothing short of sensational. The initial predictions were India suffering defeat and the team's batting in the first innings indicated such an outcome after being bowled out for just 150.

India defied odds to defeat Australia by 295 runs in the Perth test, with Jasprit Bumrah's outstanding bowling and Virat Kohli's batting prowess leading the charge. Despite Travis Head's efforts, Australia was outperformed,