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 before this match. Team India has performed brilliantly in the last two Border-Gavaskar Trophies played in Australia. In such a situation, Indian fans have high expectations from Team India this time as well. However, Team India is coming off a recent 0-3 Test series loss against New Zealand. In such a situation, if Team India wants to win this series, they will have to work hard.
There are many star players in the Indian team. Which can make the victory of Team India possible in this series. Batsmen like Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant are present in it. Meanwhile, former Australian player and legend Michael Clarke has made a big statement about these two players. He has said that if Team India wants to win this series, these two batsmen will have to score runs.
What did Michael Clarke say?
Michael Clarke has praised Virat Kohli’s record. He said that Virat Kohli’s record in Australia is excellent. I think their record here is better than India. I think he has scored six centuries in 13 Test matches in Australia. Clark further said in his statement that if Team India has to win this series, Virat Kohli will have to score the most runs and Rishabh Pant will also have to perform well.
Kohli’s record in Australia is superb
Former Team India captain Virat Kohli is very important for India in Australia. His record in Australia has been very good. Virat Kohli has scored 1352 runs at an average of 54.08 in 25 innings of 13 Test matches played in Australia. Meanwhile, he also has 6 centuries and 4 half-centuries to his name. He has scored a total of 2042 runs in 25 Test matches against Australia. He has 8 centuries to his name. It is clear from his stats that he loves batting against Australia.
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