As India defeats Australia, Prakash Javadekar, Anurag Thakur laud 'wonderful performance'

India created history at The Gabba on Tuesday after defeating Australia in the 4th Test thereby ending Australia's 31 Test unbeaten streak in Brisbane. Several union ministers joined the nation to congratulate Team India for the historic win.

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Minister of Environment, Forest & Climate Change Prakash Javdekar took to Twitter to express his joy over the massive victory.

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Union Minister of State for Finance & Corporate Affairs Anurag Thakur also expressed his happiness and congratulated the Indian team. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also took to his official Twitter handle to congratulate Team India and appreciate them for the ''remarkable energy' and 'passion'. 

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India created history at the Gabba on Tuesday after defeating Australia in the 4th Test thereby ending Australia's 31 Test unbeaten streak in Brisbane. Rishabh Pant and Washington Sundar went all guns blazing in the final session to help India chase down the mammoth 326-run target set by Australia. Wicketkeeper-batsmen Rishabh Pant kept the momentum going for India after Pujara's dismissal and held his nerve to get the visitors across the line. With the win at Brisbane, India now find themselves within visible distance of reaching the World Test Championships finals scheduled to be held at Lords, England.

A valiant Cheteshwar Pujara stood firm like a wall before a relentless Aussie bowling attack, facing 211 deliveries and scoring 52 runs before being dismissed. Rishabh Pant then took it upon himself to get India across the line, finishing the match with a 89-run knock laced with nine boundaries and one maximum. Washington Sundar scored a quickfire 22-run knock towards the end of the run-chase after whih Rishabh Pant finished the game in style with a boundary.