<p>With shock and amazement, the cricket fraternity reacted to the nightmare that the Indian team endured in broad daylight before crumbling to its lowest-ever Test score of 36 here on Saturday.</p>.<p>India's much-vaunted batting line-up was blown away by the menacing pace duo of Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood as Australia recorded a convincing eight-wicket win inside two and half days in the opening Day/Night Test.</p>.<p>"The OTP to forget is 49204084041," former India opener Virender Sehwag tweeted in reference to the batsmen's sequence of scores in the second innings.</p>.<p>None of the Indian batsmen managed to reach double digits.</p>.<p>Sehwag's idol, Sachin Tendulkar, conceded India were outclassed.</p>.<p>"With the way India batted & bowled in the 1st innings, they were in the driver's seat, but the Aussies came back really hard this morning.</p>.<p>"That is the beauty of Test cricket. It's NEVER over till it's over. India was outclassed in the 2nd half. Congratulations to Australia!" Tendulkar wrote.</p>.<p>India's previous lowest Test score was 42 against England at the Lord's in 1974.</p>.<p>Batting great Sunil Gavaskar felt the Australian pacers were brilliant.</p>.<p>"... It's not fair to blame the Indian batsmen for the way they got out because it was just simply superb bowling by the Australian bowlers," Gavaskar told Channel Seven.</p>.<p>While pointing out the current batsmen's defensive frailties, former batsmen Sanjay Manjrekar observed, "36 will no doubt be looked at in isolation & should be too, but here's India's totals in last 3 Tests (2 in NZ) when the ball has moved around - 165, 191, 242, 124,244,36.</p>.<p>"Clearly India needs to improve its defensive skills. Easier said than done in today's environment."</p>.<p>Australian spin legend Shane Warne said, "Wow!! What a bowling display that was from Pat Cummins & Josh Hazlewood here in Adelaide. Just outstanding.</p>.<p>"Have to feel for the Indian batsman as never saw that coming - it was one of those days where the batsman nicked everything & didn't play and miss at all ! Unbelievable..."</p>.<p>David Warner, who missed the four-match series opener due to a groin injury, was delighted with the result that gave his team a 1-0 lead in the rubber.</p>.<p>"Unreal win by the lads today, bowlers what an effort today!! Simply unbelievable day of cricket," Warner wrote.</p>.<p>After the abject surrender, former England skipper Michael Vaughan remarked, "Told ya ... India are going to get hammered in the Test Series."</p>.<p>Former India pacer R P Singh said, "It was a bad day today no doubt but remember it's a 4 match series. We have bounced back in past and this team can do that too..</p>.<p>Ex-India spinner Pragyan Ojha wrote, "The game was evenly poised and we were in it... but one session went badly against us."</p>.<p>There were no demons in the Adelaide Oval pitch but Hazlewood (5-3-8-5) and Cummins (10.2-4-21-4) displayed fast bowling of highest quality, the impact of which will be far-reaching with three more Tests to go.</p>.<p>Chasing an easy target of 90, Australia achieved it in only 21 overs.</p>
<p>With shock and amazement, the cricket fraternity reacted to the nightmare that the Indian team endured in broad daylight before crumbling to its lowest-ever Test score of 36 here on Saturday.</p>.<p>India's much-vaunted batting line-up was blown away by the menacing pace duo of Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood as Australia recorded a convincing eight-wicket win inside two and half days in the opening Day/Night Test.</p>.<p>"The OTP to forget is 49204084041," former India opener Virender Sehwag tweeted in reference to the batsmen's sequence of scores in the second innings.</p>.<p>None of the Indian batsmen managed to reach double digits.</p>.<p>Sehwag's idol, Sachin Tendulkar, conceded India were outclassed.</p>.<p>"With the way India batted & bowled in the 1st innings, they were in the driver's seat, but the Aussies came back really hard this morning.</p>.<p>"That is the beauty of Test cricket. It's NEVER over till it's over. India was outclassed in the 2nd half. Congratulations to Australia!" Tendulkar wrote.</p>.<p>India's previous lowest Test score was 42 against England at the Lord's in 1974.</p>.<p>Batting great Sunil Gavaskar felt the Australian pacers were brilliant.</p>.<p>"... It's not fair to blame the Indian batsmen for the way they got out because it was just simply superb bowling by the Australian bowlers," Gavaskar told Channel Seven.</p>.<p>While pointing out the current batsmen's defensive frailties, former batsmen Sanjay Manjrekar observed, "36 will no doubt be looked at in isolation & should be too, but here's India's totals in last 3 Tests (2 in NZ) when the ball has moved around - 165, 191, 242, 124,244,36.</p>.<p>"Clearly India needs to improve its defensive skills. Easier said than done in today's environment."</p>.<p>Australian spin legend Shane Warne said, "Wow!! What a bowling display that was from Pat Cummins & Josh Hazlewood here in Adelaide. Just outstanding.</p>.<p>"Have to feel for the Indian batsman as never saw that coming - it was one of those days where the batsman nicked everything & didn't play and miss at all ! Unbelievable..."</p>.<p>David Warner, who missed the four-match series opener due to a groin injury, was delighted with the result that gave his team a 1-0 lead in the rubber.</p>.<p>"Unreal win by the lads today, bowlers what an effort today!! Simply unbelievable day of cricket," Warner wrote.</p>.<p>After the abject surrender, former England skipper Michael Vaughan remarked, "Told ya ... India are going to get hammered in the Test Series."</p>.<p>Former India pacer R P Singh said, "It was a bad day today no doubt but remember it's a 4 match series. We have bounced back in past and this team can do that too..</p>.<p>Ex-India spinner Pragyan Ojha wrote, "The game was evenly poised and we were in it... but one session went badly against us."</p>.<p>There were no demons in the Adelaide Oval pitch but Hazlewood (5-3-8-5) and Cummins (10.2-4-21-4) displayed fast bowling of highest quality, the impact of which will be far-reaching with three more Tests to go.</p>.<p>Chasing an easy target of 90, Australia achieved it in only 21 overs.</p>