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Watch: Steve Smith Pulls Off One-Handed Stunner To Dismiss Cheteshwar Pujara

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Cheteshwar Pujara looked in tremendous form and it took a special effort from Steve Smith at leg slip to end his gritty innings on Day 2 of the third Test encounter between India and Australia in Indore on Thursday.

Pujara looked confident on 59 and it looked like the veteran batter will be able to give India a good lead against Australia.

However, Lyon pitched the delivery outside the leg stump and in an attempt to guide it towards fine leg, Pujara ended up edging it straight towards Smith.

The Australia skipper had a slow start but was ultimately able to pull off a perfect catch by diving almost full length. This was the 13th time when Lyon dismissed Pujara in Test cricket – the most among the Indian top-order batters.

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