Mind games begin before the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia
Mind Games before Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Before the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australian legend Aaron Finch said that I do not think the Indian batsmen will be able to stand against the Australian fast bowlers. They are going to have a lot of trouble with the pace and bounce in Perth.
Former Australian players have started playing mind games with Team India before the Border-Gavaskar Test series. In fact, Now only one week is left for the Border-Gavaskar Test series between India and Australia to begin. The media and former Australian players play mind games with Team India whenever they play in Australia. Aaron Finch, a former Australian captain and batsman has tried to scare the Indian batsmen with Kangaroo fast bowlers. The first match between the two teams will be played in Perth on November 22.
Aaron Finch said that I don't think the Indian batsmen will be able to stand up against the Australian fast bowlers. They will have a lot of trouble with the pace and bounce in Perth. There is also a lot of talk about young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal. I know Yashasvi is a good player but he has not come to Australia before. So I don't think he will be able to face the bounce of Perth. Opening the innings in Perth is not an easy task.
Finch said that both wicketkeeper batsmen will play an important role in this Border-Gavaskar Trophy. He said that Indian wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant and Australia's Alex Carey will have a lot of responsibility. Both teams' fast bowling attack is very good, and the top-order batsmen will have difficulty. Alex Carey at number seven and Rishabh Pant at number six will prove very important in such a situation.