Five players will debut in Adelaide! (Photo-PTI)
The second match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy will be played at the Adelaide Oval, which will be a day-night test. This match will start from December 6. Let us tell you that the last time the day-night Test was played between the two teams, the Indian team was out for 36 runs. But this time team India started the series strongly. India defeated Australia by 295 runs in the first test match. In such a situation, there will not be much change in the Indian team’s eleven. This means that at least 5 players will have a special debut in this match.
Five players will debut in Adelaide
Indian captain Rohit Sharma’s return is considered certain in this day-night Test. For personal reasons he could not play the first match. At the same time, Shubman Gill did not take part in the Perth Test due to a thumb injury. In such a situation, if you recover in time, your game is also safe. This means that with the return of Gill-Rohit, there may be a change in the batting order. If these two players enter the playing eleven, the two players who played in the Perth test will have to sit out. Apart from this, 9 players can also be seen playing Adelaide Test.
If there are no more than 2 changes in the 11 players in the Indian team, then at least 5 players will debut in the pink ball test, i.e. these players will play a day-night test match for India for the first time. These five players are Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Mohammed Siraj and Harshit Rana. These players performed very well in the Perth Test, making them the biggest contenders to play in the Adelaide Test.
Team India record in pink ball test
Team India has played 4 pink ball test matches so far in their cricket history. During this period, the Indian team won 3 matches and had to face defeat in 1 match. Team India had suffered this defeat only against Australia. Apart from this, India won the rest of the teams’ matches playing at home. At the same time, Australia has so far played 12 pink-ball Test matches. Of these, the Australian team won only 11 matches and lost only 1. They had suffered this defeat against the West Indies this year. That means Australia’s record in the Pink Ball Test is much better than that of Team India.
