IND vs AUS PM XI: Big decision regarding second day’s play, BCCI tweeted information
India vs Australian PM XI Pink Ball Practice Match.
IND vs AUS PMXi: The Indian team had to be disappointed due to continuous rain on the first day of the 2-day match against PM XI in preparation for the Pink Ball Test match against Australia to be played at Adelaide grounds. Team India has to play a pink ball practice match against Australian PM XI on November 30 and December 1 at the Manuka Oval ground in Canberra, in which it was decided to cancel the game without the toss on the first day. Now a big decision has been taken regarding the play of the second and last day of this match, information about which has been shared by BCCI on social media.
Both teams will play 50-50 overs match
After the first day’s play at Canberra’s Manuka Oval Stadium was canceled due to rain, in the tweet made by BCCI regarding the second day’s play, they informed that the first day’s play has been canceled and tomorrow i.e. 1st December The game will be played again on 12th February in which the toss will be held at 8:40 am Indian time and the game will start at 9:10 am. In this, both the teams have expressed their consent to play 50-50 overs. In this practice match, all the fans’ eyes are on the performance of captain Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, who were not part of Team India’s playing 11 in the first Test match played in Perth due to various reasons.
Indian team had lost to Australia in the pink ball test last time.
When Team India played the Pink Ball Test match on its last Australian tour, it had to face a very embarrassing defeat. The Indian team was limited to a score of only 36 in its second innings in that match, which is the lowest score of any innings in the history of Indian Test cricket till now. This time, Team India wants to keep its preparations strong in advance. At the same time, after the victory in the Perth Test match, the confidence of the Indian players has also increased a lot.
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