IND vs AUS 3rd Test: The third Test will be played between India and Australia from March 1 to March 5. This match will be played at Holkar Stadium in Indore from 9.30 am Indian time. At the same time, before the Indore Test, the captain of the visiting team, Steve Smith, addressed the media.

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IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Captain Steve Smith addresses the media

He said that he got very angry after being lbw off Ashwin’s ball in Delhi. According to Smith, when the second innings started, Australia was in a good position and the Indian spinners were unable to dominate the batsmen. Because of this, he was very angry.

In the absence of Pat Cummins, Steve Smith has been given command of the Australian team

In the absence of Pat Cummins, Steve Smith has been given command of the Australian team in the third Test. During this, he said, I have played 95 Test matches and I have got out very few times like this. Don’t know what I was trying to do. I was very angry, this has not happened many times in my career. Which is why I was surprised by my decision.

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Will try to take things forward with patience – Smith

Steve Smith to lead Australia in third test in absence of Pat Cummins - UNN

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Smith further says, I did not want to play in this way at all. The Indian team set the field in the way we wanted. Many of his players were on the borderline. Maybe we were in a hurry. We will also talk about this in our team meeting. When we come on the field for the third Test on Wednesday, we will try to take things forward with some restraint. We don’t have to do anything in haste and don’t do things that involve risk.

Australia has had plenty of time to work on their mistakes

Smith did not stop here, further saying, after the second Test, the Australian team has got a lot of time to work on their mistakes. The way the Australian batsmen performed in the second Test. He was very disappointed with that and certainly, he would not have worked on it.