2nd Test: India Collapse Leads to Conceding 2-0 Deficit to Australia

Australia beat India by 4 wickets to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the 4-match series. (AP/AFP Images)

India were in trouble early on as they began to lose wickets.

Mitchell Johnson led the way with 4/61.

Indian batsmen failed to adjust to the pace and bounce of the wicket.

Cheteshwar Pujara made 43 but it was not enough.

Shikhar Dhawan hit a well-made 81 and was the only one who took the fight to the Aussies.

India's second innings folded for 224, setting Australia just 128 to win.

David Warner fell early to Ishant Sharma.

Ishant struck a double blow to remove Shane Watson and Australia were in a spot of bother at 22/2.

Chris Rogers hit 55 off 57 balls and even though Ishant and Umesh struck towards the end, it was not enough as the hosts reached their target with 4 wickets to spare.