Australian Test captain Pat Cummins is currently at home. Pat Cummins’ return to India is now doubtful as his mother fell ill. Even as a bowler, Pat Cummins could not show his mark in the first two Tests. He took only 3 wickets in the first two Tests and lost his position as World No. 1 Test bowler…
Steve Smith will be the interim captain for the indoor Test in the absence of Pat Cummins. Steve Smith has a good record as a Test captain. It will be interesting to see how Australia will play in the third Test.
“I have played 95 Test matches in my career. But always in my career, what if I got out like this? Didn’t feel like that. I didn’t like the way I got out in the Delhi Test. I have never been so angry with myself in my career…
I couldn’t play the way I wanted to play. I was a bit confused in the first two tests. There was plenty of time before the third Test. I told the team to play slowly without panic…
Our team has batsmen who are stuck at the crease and frustrate the bowlers. But in the first two Tests, we were a bit hasty. Try to fix it. Because it’s not that easy…
Ashwin and Jadeja have been bowling exceptionally well in their country. This is their Adda. But this time focus on taking more time with patience. The longer at the crease the better, especially when under pressure…
It is very difficult to bat anywhere in India. Many times the wicket falls before you know what is going to happen. Very few times we get out to a good ball. Trying to change it…’ commented Steve Smith..
Steve Smith had a long talk with Ravichandran Ashwin after inspecting the pitch before the indoor Test. Steve Smith, who scored 71 runs in 4 innings in two Tests, was dismissed twice by Ravichandran Ashwin’s bowling…
Steve Smith, who was clean bowled by Ravindra Jadeja after scoring 37 runs in the first innings of the Nagpur Test, remained unbeaten with 25 runs in the second innings. Ashwin ducked Steve Smith in the first innings of the Delhi Test. Steve Smith also reached the pavilion on the second ball after dismissing Marnus Labushane…
Steve Smith scored 9 runs in the second innings off the bowling of Ravichandran Ashwin as LBW. Steve Smith, who is the World No. 2 Test batsman, is on top as the batsman who has scored most Test centuries in the current generation with 30 centuries.
