On Day Two of the first Test against Australia in Perth, a Marathi Pandal was seen showcasing the Indian culture outside the stadium. With dhol and yellow koti on, the people were seen extending their support to Team India

An Australian lady wearing a red colour saree was also seen enjoying the beats of dhols outside the Optus stadium

Along with dhol, the pandal also carried taal (a musical instrument) and continued to extend their support to the Indian team

So far, on the second day of the first Test match against Australia, Team India captain and lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah claimed a fifer. Along with him, Mohammed Siraj and Harshit Rana registered two wickets each, to their names

With young Indian players stepping up to the occasion, Australia is still on the back foot in the match. The hosts are left with just one wicket in hand in their first innings