Special Preparationof Australia for Border Gavaskar Trophy begins, India-like Pitch Made at Home

IND vs AUS: The first match of the four-match T20 series between India and Australia will be played in Nagpur from February 9. This series is important for both the teams from the point of view of WTC finals. The Australian team is working hard for this series. It becomes a very difficult task for foreign teams to play on the spin pitches of India. In such a situation, the Kangaroo team is making special preparations for this series at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Australia will be hoping that the specially prepared pitches at home will help them win a Test series in India, which they have not won since 2004.

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Special Preparation of Australia team

There will be no warm-up matches for the Australian team during the tour of India. So the plan is to create similar conditions for them to get into their rhythm before the start of the series. A pre-series camp has been arranged for the Australian players, the team’s head coach McDonald gave two days of training on these pitches to the players who are not participating in the BBL, so that these players can adapt themselves to the Indian environment. Can mold

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A pitch at Bon Andrews Oval, adjacent to the main North Sydney Oval, was modeled after Indian pitches. These pitches had cracks and were completely dry as well as pitches made for spin. SG balls were used on these pitches. Because India has played test matches with this ball. Although it is very difficult to assess the Indian pitches before the start of the Test match, but the Kangaroo team is working hard on the newly made pitches.

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Team will come to India next week

The Australian team, to be captained by Pat Cummins, will make their journey from Down Under to Bengaluru next week. The team will stay at the IT city hub for five days before catching flights to Orange City, India. As per reports, the touch of the practice pitches in Nagpur for the warm-up session will be similar to the Test pitch, which will help the visiting team adapt to the conditions. However, the Australian coaching staff believes that the conditions they can control at home are just as important.