Crushing victories by each side in the first two tests and mediocre form by some of the teams’ leading batters means there is no clear favorite in the third match of the five-test Australia-India series beginning Saturday in Brisbane.
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“It’s definitely a new-ball wicket and if you can get past that it’s a lovely ground to bat at,” McSweeney told Australian Associated Press this week. “Batting well at the Gabba is leaving well. It has great bounce, and you can trust that bounce here. It’s about not fighting that bounce and scoring square of the wicket.”
Bumrah, meanwhile, got through 30 minutes of bowling while Rohit Sharma showed signs he could open the batting. After dealing with a minor groin injury in Adelaide, Bumrah completed a full workout Thursday. Sharma made scores of 3 and 6 in India’s lopsided loss in Adelaide, and has gone above 20 just twice in his past 12 test innings.
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