Australia Will Easily Beat Indian Team In Test Series: Vaughan

Australia will easily beat the Indian team in Test series, England veteran said the reason.

India Tour of Australia: Indian players will now return to international cricket after a long gap after playing the IPL on the UAE soil.

The Indian players will take on hosts Australia in all three formats of the series, but the Test series has a lot of significance on this tour, as this Test series will be played under the ICC World Test Championship.

Meanwhile, former England captain Michael Vaughan has made a big claim that the Kangaroo team will easily win this series.

Regarding the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Michael Vaughan has said that the Indian team will miss regular captain and veteran batsman, Virat Kohli, as he will return home after the first Test.

Virat Kohli’s wife Anushka Sharma is about to give birth to her first child. In such a situation, Virat Kohli wants to be with him.

That is why he will return to India after playing a day-night Test match in Adelaide against Australia. Regarding this, Michael Vaughan says that without Virat Kohli, Team India’s batting order will be weak.

Michael Vaughan tweeted, “Australia does not have Virat Kohli for three Test matches.

They have made a good and right decision for the birth of their first child, but this means that the Australian team will easily win this series.”

I’m just saying that. ” The BCCI has granted paternity leave to Virat Kohli. Virat had earlier informed that his child is going to be born in January.

However, Virat Kohli will play for India in the three-match ODI series on tour to Australia and the T20 series of the same number of matches and one test match.

In the remaining three matches, Ajinkya Rahane will be the captain of the team, who is currently the vice-captain of the Test team.

However, Rohit Sharma has been selected for the Test team, because he was hurt. In such a situation, the team can be strengthened. Significantly, the last time India beat Australia 2–1 created history.