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Who took 6 for 41 in Australia’s second innings at Adelaide in 2003?

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The Laws of Cricket provide a common framework for match equipment, scoring, dismissals and player roles. International playing conditions add format-specific rules for Tests, ODIs and T20Is. The concept examined here is a decisive fast-bowling spell in India’s Adelaide victory. Official scorecards and tournament records provide the strongest confirmation for this type of achievement.

AIrfan Pathan
BAjit Agarkar
CAnil Kumble
DZaheer Khan
Correct Answer: Ajit AgarkarYour Answer: B

Explanation

Ajit Agarkar is correct because ajit Agarkar’s 6 for 41 helped dismiss Australia for 196. Irfan Pathan does not match this specific event or record; it is a separate cricket reference. Anil Kumble is likewise connected with a different career, match or milestone. Zaheer Khan belongs to another context and therefore cannot satisfy the precise wording of the question.

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