File picture of Rohit Sharma throughout the India vs Australia 2nd Take a look at.© AFP
Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden has suggested India to bat first within the third Take a look at of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy collection towards Australia, beginning on December 14, even when the circumstances on provide on the Gabba in Brisbane are difficult. The present five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy collection is locked 1-1 after Australia beat India by 10 wickets at Adelaide Oval. The final time India performed a Take a look at in Brisbane, they outclassed Australia by three wickets to win the 2020/21 collection 2-1, on the again of Rishabh Pant’s heroic 89 not out.
“Brisbane, different ball game! It’s a home game, but it’s actually a very good game for India as well because they’ve got memories of the last time they encountered Australia in the BGT!”
“India must bat better, they must bat for time. They must bat a day of test match cricket. Under a day, unacceptable. Has to be in that 350 zone. India should bat first even if there are challenging conditions,” stated Hayden to Star Sports activities.
Hayden additionally spoke about how the Indian bowlers, particularly the quick bowlers, can eliminate Australian batters early on by bowling largely within the channel exterior off-stump. At Adelaide, India had been unable to take out Travis Head early, who went on to make a match-defining 140.
“And India, when they do get a chance to bowl, they need to rely on hovering in that fourth, fifth stump line a bit more. And most importantly, they need to use their bounce. It’s a key arsenal as part of a fast bowling unit in Brisbane. The red ball will definitely be more familiar in terms of test match cricket. Australia have the running with the pink ball, they won so much with it!”
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