But generational pace-bowling talent Jasprit Bumrah led a young Indian side that had all those attributes as they humbled Australia by 295 runs on Day Four of the first Test at Perth's Optus Stadium on Monday.

The visitors were bowled out for 150 on Day 1, however, turned it around to win the Test match by 295 runs on the back of eight wickets from Jasprit Bumrah and 161-run innings by Yashasvi Jaiswal

India's pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah dethroned Kagiso Rabada from the top spot. He returns to the top spot in the bowling charts for the first time since October.

Centuries by Yashasvi Jaiswal and Virat Kohli, followed by Jasprit Bumrah magnificent bowling helped India beat Australia by 295 runs in the first Test of the five-match series. Chasing 534, Australia kept on losing wickets at regular intervals as India bundled them out for 238.

India after getting bowled out for 150 runs in the first innings came back to win the Test match by 295 runs on Day 4

Kohli was instrumental in India's win over Australia in Perth, scoring an unbeaten century in the second innings. The century was Kohli's ninth against Australia, seven of which have been scored Down Under.

Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell lauded Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah as potentially the best fast bowler ever. Maxwell emphasized Bumrah's unique action, pace variations, and ability to swing the ball both ways,

Australia's Glenn Maxwell has stated the reasons why Jasprit Bumrah may be hailed as the greatest fast bowler ever despite not taking the most wickets.

Bumrah led the Indian team in the absence of Rohit Sharma in the first Test against Australia of the Border Gavaskar Trophy series.