IND vs AUS: Mitchell Starc opens up on the problem of enjoying within the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy

The Pat Cummins-led Australian cricket workforce is all set to tour India for the highly-anticipated Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2023, scheduled to start out in Nagpur on February 09. The four-match Take a look at battle shall be fairly essential for either side as they give the impression of being to verify their locations within the World Take a look at Championship (WTC) last.

The competition between Indians and the Aussies has all the time been eye-catching, and speedster Mitchell Starc has stated that the upcoming Border-Gavaskar sequence goes to be a terrific problem. Whereas talking to Erin Holland on the Australia Cricket Awards, Starc asserted how one might by no means guess what the Indian circumstances would possess earlier than mentioning concerning the problem for the Australian workforce.

“I suppose you by no means actually know what to anticipate from the circumstances in India, however we’ve got a good concept that it’s clearly going to show. You by no means fairly know till you begin the sport or resolve which wicket to play on. So, it’s going to be a terrific problem,” stated Starc.

Notably, Starc, who’s a part of the Aussie squad for the India tour, is predicted to overlook the sequence opener because the pacer continues to get better from his left index finger damage that dominated him out of the third Take a look at in opposition to South Africa in Sydney. The New South Wales paceman reckoned his workforce is in an honest place, including that some good cricket is developing within the subsequent couple of months.

“The workforce is in pretty much as good a place that we will be heading into an Indian tour. It’s thrilling with the ladies going for the World Cup, and we’ve got an extended tour of India. So loads of good cricket to look at over the following couple of months, so we’re simply wishing for some good success for Australia,” Starc added.

Australia’s Take a look at squad for the tour of India:

Pat Cummins (captain), Ashton Agar, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Cameron Inexperienced, Peter Handscomb, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Lance Morris, Todd Murphy, Matthew Renshaw, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Swepson, David Warner.