Explained: How many runs do India need to avoid follow-on in Boxing Day Test at MCG
India is struggling at 244 for 7, trailing by 230 runs against Australia's 474. They need 111 more to avoid the follow-on, with Pant and Jadeja at the crease. If India scores below 275, Australia can enforce the follow-on according to MCC's Law 14.
India is struggling at 244 for 7, trailing by 230 runs against Australia's 474. They need 111 more to avoid the follow-on, with Pant and Jadeja at the crease. If India scores below 275, Australia can enforce the follow-on according to MCC's Law 14.
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