India's dismal show in the second innings of the fourth Test against Australia in Melbourne has been criticised by former players and experts, especially for the batting unit's failure to learn from mistakes -- highlighted by Rishabh Pant's poor shot-selection that became the turning point of the match when there was just a session left to play out for a draw.
The top order wore a changed look with Rohit Sharma returning to open, KL Rahul dropping to No. 3 and Shubman Gill left out of the eleven. But the result didn't change as India's specialist batters, barring opener Yashasvi Jaiswal's twin half-centuries, continued to disappoint.
