Canberra: The Indian cricket team is ahead 1-0 in the Test series against Australia’s cricket team following a win in Perth. The next match is coming up. A day-night test with a ball in Adelaide. And Indian supporters are feeling hopeful, with some news that could give the team an added advantage.
Before the game set for December 2nd, the Indian team will participate in a two-day practice match against Australia’s Prime Minister XI scheduled for November 30th and December 1st. This warm-up match is essential to help them get ready for the situations they will encounter once they start playing under the lights with the ball.
Good news for the team as opener Shubman Gill is back in action after sitting out the Perth Test with a thumb injury! He’s back in training. Looks ready to make a contribution to the team again. Gill usually plays at number three. Was spotted fully engaged in practice sessions after recovering from his injury. No bandage, on his thumb.
Throughout the practice sessions leading up to the matches ahead of us, Gill went head-to-head with bowlers Akash Deep, Harshit Rana, and Yash Dayal to fine-tune his skills. His previous success in conditions. Where he scored 259 runs with an average of 51 from three matches, including two half centuries. Highlights his importance as a key player for the upcoming game. Devdutt Padikkal stepped in for Gill during his absence. The team is anticipated to perform better following his return.
Teams readiness in Canberra
The Indian team is getting ready for their up game against the Prime Ministers XI. They will have their last practice session on November 29 in Canberra before moving on to Adelaide for the day-night Test match with the pink ball—a format they haven’t had much exposure to yet and presents some new challenges due to the conditions it brings.
The upcoming Pink Ball Test match is generating a lot of excitement as the Indian team must adjust swiftly to the playing conditions before kickoff. After their practice sessions, under lights, the players will focus on sharpening their skills.
Amidst the growing enthusiasm from both fans and players, the team is determined to make the most of their advantage and keep up the pace in the series against a strong Australian team.
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