IND vs AUS Day 3 morning bulletin: Yashasvi Jaiswal’s 90* in Perth on Saturday was a masterclass in tactical batting. He deliberately slowed down his scoring rate while carving his slowest Test fifty, emphasizing a patient and controlled approach with a patient KL Rahul for company. India’s opening pair rendered the Australian pace attack ineffective across an unbroken 172-run stand on Saturday. Can the openers wear out Pat Cummins and Co. or will the reigning WTC champions fight back in style from the brink? Revisit Sriram Veera’s account from the Optus Stadium on how KL Rahul guided young Jaiswal in a superb partnership It’s not likely to stick in memory, it might not even have been noticed in the first place, but the Indian takeaway from Perth on a sumptuous second day was served by KL Rahul. It was his carefully-curated walks half-way down the pitch to chat with Yashasvi Jaiswal. Nearly every time his younger partner had a little dalliance with danger – a flashy drive, an ambitious cut, predetermined sashay down the track, …