India vs Australia 2017: Five talking points from the fourth Test at Dharamsala

#2 Kuldeep Yadav’s dream debut

22-year old Kuldeep Yadav was one of India’s star performers in the 2014 U-19 World Cup, but needed to polish his game to go to the next level. His unconventional chinaman bowling is his biggest strength, one which helped him edge out his competitors to become the first chinaman bowler to play a Test.

He made an instant impression, grabbing eyeballs with the turn he extracted from the pitch. His dismissals of Peter Handscomb and Glenn Maxwell will be remembered for quite some time, especially because it came from someone making his Test debut. His crucial wickets helped India restrict the opponents to 300 in the first innings.