Last Update: February 06, 2023, 19:52 IST
Cricket.com.au shares video of India’s 36 all-out ahead of Nagpur Test
India and Australia, the two eternal rivals, are now once again set to square off in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy starting February 9.
Border-Gavaskar Trophy is yet to start but ruckus in between India And it looks like Australia have already made a good start to the Test series. official twitter handle of Cricket Australia posted a video of India’s dismal batting performance against the Aussies during the Adelaide Test in December 2020. In the clip, Team India can be seen getting bowled out for a total of 36. “All out on 36. The Border-Gavaskar Trophy begins on Thursday,” read the caption.
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Needless to say, this tweet did not go down well with the Indian cricket fraternity.
Former India batsman Aakash Chopra, however, did not waste much time in issuing a quick response. In his befitting reply, Chopra reminded of the last result of the Test series in 2020-21. “And the series score-line? Just asking,” wrote Aakash Chopra.
India played really well, don’t forget Virat had to leave the series midway due to his family commitments, but still they managed to win it brilliantly.- M Wasif Bhatti (@wasif80) February 6, 2023
Aakash Chopra’s post started a buzz as cricket fans shared their thoughts on the action-packed rivalry between India and Australia.
A social media user said, “India played really well, don’t forget Virat Kohli He left the series midway due to his family commitments. But still they managed to win it gracefully.
Another fan had a different take on the matter. “Series will be won and lost, after all it is a team sport. But no one can erase the embarrassment of 36 all out. Try all you can,” read the comment.
Series are won and lost because it is a team sport..but no one can erase the embarrassment of 36 all out..all you can do is try…- Sledgebro (@wrongun_zooter) February 6, 2023
Another person cheekily remarked, “If we’re going to win a series in Australia or anywhere on earth, would love to be dismissed for 36 again and again.”
Would love to get out for 36 again and again, in Australia or anywhere on earth if we are winning the series.- Ashish Jha (@DareToZlaataan) February 6, 2023
Another Twitter user hilariously wrote, “And the rest is history.”
India started the series against Australia on a poor note after suffering an eight-wicket defeat in the first Test in December 2020. However, the visitors staged a stunning comeback to seal the Test series. India emerged victorious 2–1 in the four-match Test series.
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India and Australia, the two eternal rivals, are now once again set to square off in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which begins on February 9 at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur. After the completion of the Tests, Team India will host the Australian team for a four-match ODI series.
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