IND vs CLOSED: A five-match Test series is to be played between India and Australia. The first match of this series will be played in Perth on November 22. Team India is working hard for this match. Before the Test match to be played in Perth, Team India included match simulation in the training session. where he has practiced extensively. Inter-team matches were played in it. This match simulation is over. Bowling coach Morne Morkel and assistant coach Abhishek Nair were present during the match simulation. According to both of them, Team India has benefited a lot from this.
Why did Team India play match simulation?
BCCI has shared a video on social media. In this video, Nair reveals the entire team management’s thinking behind conducting match simulations at the WACA. He said that before coming to Australia, Gautam Gambhir, Rohit Sharma, we discussed what we want in these three days. The idea was to give a lot of time to the young and experienced players, so that they can adapt and understand.
He further said that we are coming to Australia to play Test cricket after four years. So in the beginning, we called the players and made it like a game where once you get out, it’s game over. But then we tried to give them another chance. We felt the players adapted better the second time, they understood the situation better, they were more comfortable. We got what we wanted.
What Morkel said
Team India bowling coach Morne Morkel is also very happy with this match simulation. He said in his statement that he was very happy with the performance of the bowlers. He assessed the situation very well. On November 22, Team India is on the right track. Morkel also revealed that Team India is ready for more practice ahead of the first match of the series and the team management will plan for the challenges ahead.
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