India opener KL Rahul drives one along the ground during his 60 on Day Two of the Dharamsala Test against Australia yesterday. Pic/PTI 

In an age where Test cricket very often witnesses quick-scoring, India didn't really have their skates on as they ended Day Two of the series-deciding fourth and final Test against Australia at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium with 248 for six in 91 overs yesterday. KL Rahul, the 24-year-old Bangalorean opening batsman, who top-scored with a fighting 121-ball 60, indicated that the slow-scoring was a ploy. And if his post-day utterances are anything to go by, the India camp is not displeased. "We're happy with 250 runs and six wickets. It wasn't really the worst day for us. All of us got starts, but couldn't convert (them into big scores)," said Rahul.