 |
|
Australia's national cricket team is gearing up for a crucial Test series against India, determined to reclaim home series dominance after a series of recent defeats. The upcoming series, scheduled for this summer, will feature a unique format with five matches, a departure from the usual four-Test series. This added challenge will amplify the pressure on Australia to overcome their recent struggles against India on home soil.
The last time Australia tasted victory in a Test series against India at home was in 2014-15. Since then, India has emerged as a formidable opponent, securing two consecutive series wins in 2018-19 and 2020-21. The 2020-21 series was particularly memorable, witnessing a depleted Indian side pull off a stunning 2-1 triumph, marking one of the most sensational series wins in the history of the ICC World Test Championship.
Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon, a key figure in the team's bowling attack, has acknowledged the team's desire to learn from past failures and improve. He emphasizes the importance of reflection, both during winning and losing series, as a crucial aspect of player development. Lyon recognizes the team's transformation since the previous series, highlighting their progress towards becoming a dominant force in international cricket. He acknowledges that the team is still on a journey, but maintains confidence in their ability to reach their full potential.
Source: Australia keen to overturn recent home woes against India