Quote from: MusaPk on Today at 09:53:02 AM

Quote from: Unknown Op on Today at 06:52:04 AM

The match between Australia and India was an exciting one that showed off both sides skill. Australia performance was definitely outstanding, especially their bowlers who effectively dismantled India batting order. Their batters also showed amazing talent which greatly aided in their team victory. India on the other hand, had trouble getting going and showed deficiencies in both their bowling and batting lineups. Rohit Sharma had a lacklustre first innings but his tenacious second innings performance showed promise. India defeat may have surprised some people but it serves as a reminder of the match unpredictability and the value of a persistent effort.

It was a huge win for Australia as India was never in the game for all five days. In first innings Indian bowlers allowed Aussies to score 469 runs and in reply there batsmen just scored 296 runs giving Aussies a lead of 173 runs. I don't blame India, in fact Aussies are too good in test that they would have done same no matter who was the opponent. Indians teams just played IPL for 2 months and perhaps they are not ready for this format. Congrats to Australia for a well deserved victory.

Good Points.
In fact, India was busy with IPL T20 for a long time, so they can't prepare well with Test matches. Moreover, after batting for a long time in the T20 format, their focus became the focus of the T20 style. Because of this they lose their complete concentration in the test and they leave a sign that their concentration is distracted when they come to the end. They fell by seven wickets for just 70 runs on the fifth day, showing their focus was not on the full Test format.