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Recently a 3 match test series was played between India and New Zealand. Something happened in this series that was recorded in history. New Zealand not only won the Test series for the first time on Indian soil but also created a new record by sweeping Team India 3-0. On the other hand, the Indian team had to face such a bad defeat at home after 24 years. In fact, in the year 2000, South Africa had swept the Indian team in the Test series. After 24 years of this series, now team India has won the test series.
Currently, the Indian team’s defeat is the most discussed in the cricket world. Many people believe that this is the worst phase of the Indian team. Meanwhile, the former Pakistan captain has made a big statement that Indian fans have not liked at all. In fact, former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram feels that Pakistan has a good chance of defeating India in Test cricket, especially on spin tracks. Akram’s statement comes after India’s historic 0-3 home series defeat against New Zealand and Pakistan’s 2-1 home series win against England.
Pakistan has a great opportunity
Speaking to former England captain Michael Vaughan during the first ODI between Australia and Pakistan, Akram spoke about Pakistan’s chances over India. Vaughan said on air that he wants to watch the Test series between India and Pakistan. About this Akram said that it will be a very big series. This will be very good for two cricket-crazy countries.
Michael Vaughan further said that Pakistan can now beat India in a game-changing field. After this, Akram said that Pakistan now has a chance to defeat India in the spin track test. Let us tell you that recently after losing the first test match, Pakistan won the series against England by 3-1. No Test series has been played between India and Pakistan for many years. The last Test match between the two was played in 2007-08 in which the Indian team won 3-1.
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