IND vs AUS: India will have to keep this thing in mind in the first match, otherwise there may be loss! team india should remember this mistake in ind vs aus test

New Delhi:

IND vs AUS : The first Test match between India and Australia is starting from 9 February. Both the teams have made their full preparations for this. Captain Rohit Sharma would like that the victory chariot on which Team India is riding should never end. There is also the World Cup this year. In such a situation, Team India would like to take the winning streak forward. India will have to avoid a mistake in the first Test match, which India often does in the first match of a series. And the brunt has to be suffered in the entire series.

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As you know, this is a series of four Test matches. In such a situation, whichever team will take the lead by winning the match or get the draw done on its own, its confidence will go into the future matches as well. The Indian team commits such a mistake in the first match of the series, which overshadows them in the next match of the series. That’s why the team has to avoid this mistake. If we talk about mistakes, then Team India has to keep their wickets in hand in the first session inside the Test match. If the team is successful in doing so, then this match will remain in favor of India.

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If you talk about any series, the first session is important for batting. That is because there is moisture on the pitch, which the fast bowlers take advantage of. If the Indian team manages to bat for the first 10 to 15 overs, then the Indian team can be seen playing with its dominance in this match. Captain Rohit Sharma’s planning should also be that the opening pair has to stay on the field for the first 15 overs. And have to go towards a big score. Talking about statistics, when India’s opening pair scores above 50, then India wins 75 percent of the matches.