Cricket fans across the globe were treated to an electrifying start to the India-Australia Test series as the two cricketing giants faced off in the first Test match in Perth. This contest was more than just a cricket match; it was a battle of grit, skill, and strategy on one of the most challenging pitches in the world. From the searing pace of Australian bowlers to India’s resilient batting, the match was a rollercoaster of emotions.
Top Order Batsmen
Kl Rahul
In the absence of Rohit Sharma, his deputy in white ball format will take responsibility as an opener in red ball cricket. KL Rahul has done an excellent job while opening for India in test scores. Off his 91 innings, he has opened in 75, aggregating 2551 runs at an average of 34.95.
Fun Factz
- Kl Rahul has scored centuries outside India in all 1st Test match 1st innings as an opener
2. Yashasvi Jaiswal
In India’s XI Yashasvi Jaiswal plays an important role as a top-order batsman, giving an opening stand partnership in test cricket as a crucial factor, and Yashasvi Jaiswal has done that job very well with the Batting Powerhouse Show named “Jazball.”
3. Abhimanyu Easwaran/Ruturaj Gaikwad
It is a big day. From among one of them as setting alarms for early cricket streaming to playing India, both of them have gone too far from their dreams. Now the 3rd position has been cemented by Chateshwar Pujara for several years, but now one of them has to take responsibility and leave the legacy of Chateshwar Pujara ahead.
Middle Order Batsmen
4. Virat Kohli
The name itself is a brand of test cricket that shows fears in the eyes of the opposite team, and Kohli’s records on Australian soil also tell the same story. Kohli has scored six Test centuries in Australia, most among the fab four on Australian soil. But Kohli’s recent form is a concern for the team against Spinner, whereas Spinning Wizard Nathan Lyon could make it more tough for him.
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5. Rishabh Pant
‘Spidey’ of test cricket because he has the ability to score runs in any dimension of ground, whether it is fast bowler or spinner, he never treats unequale. It has been a great comeback year for Rishabh Pant, in which he scored 422 runs in 10 innings with an average of 46.88 at a strike rate of 86.47.
6. Dhruv Jurel
After a fantastic save for India A in Australia, he got a brilliant chance to relieve his wicketkeeping career in Australia No. 6. Position: After a floup show from Sarfraz Khan, now its time to give more chances to batsmen for this position. Bouncing and green pitch require a batsman with a strong pull shot and comfortable with pace. Dhruv is best in its work
