Steve Smith is angry with his players, big news came 48 hours ago! Steve Smith takes on the spinners in the India vs Australia third Test at Indore
IND VS AUS: The third Test will be played in Indore from Wednesday. The Australian team will be led by Steve Smith, who has been exposed by his own bowlers.
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Indore. After defeats in Nagpur and Delhi, the Australian team is now gearing up for a counter-attack in Indore, but its chances look slim. In fact, the Australian team’s net session on Monday brought bad news for the team. The news is that those who failed the first two exams Steve Smith He is not seen well in Indore either. During practice at the Holkar Stadium, Steve Smith was troubled by his own spinners.
According to reports, Steve Smith and opener Usman Khawaja were seen fighting against the spinners during the batting practice of the Australian team. Nathan Lyon in particular harassed both. However, Steve Smith has changed his running strategy in Indore.
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Can the Kangaroos not play the sweep shot?
Australian players in Indore give less importance to sweep shots in practice. All the batsmen were going forward and trying to play shots. Australia team is trying to follow the strategy of Indian batsmen. Instead of sweeping the ball, Steve Smith and his team tried to defend the front foot, especially against spinners, in addition to playing forward shots. Smith and Usman Khawaja came to the nets first and batted for over an hour against Nathan Lyon and Matthew Kuhneman. One of the best spin batsmen in the Australian team, Smith’s performances have been disappointing so far and he will look to improve in the match starting on Wednesday.
Holkar also threatened by Ashwin
Ashwin’s record at the Holkar Stadium is also good. At this ground, he took 18 wickets in two Test matches at an excellent average of 12.5 runs per wicket. On the other hand, Ravindra Jadeja’s form is also quite strong. Jadeja took 17 wickets in 2 Tests in this series. What will be seen now is how the Australian batsmen deal with the Indian spinners on the Indore pitch.
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