‘Australia, We’ve Arrived!’: Team India Fires Warning Shot At Hosts Ahead Of BGT Opener In Perth | WATCH
Team India has issued a stern warning to Australia through a video ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 opener, scheduled for November 22 in Perth. Watch the video below.
Team India have sent a strong message to the Australian camp through a video ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy opener, set to take place in Perth from November 22. The Indian team has kicked off their preparations with intense practice sessions behind closed doors as they gear up for the first IND vs AUS Test. In the video message, India coaches Abhishek Nayar, Morne Morkel, Ryan ten Doeschate can be heard saying, “Australia, we have arrived.”
The video, uploaded by the official social media handle of Team India (BCCI), captures Indian players arriving at the practice venue alongside the support staff. Virat Kohli is seen facing young Harshit Rana in the nets, while ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah bowls at full intensity.
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The video features a voice-over stating, "There's pace. There's bounce. And there's the age-old rivalry. Australia, we have arrived!"
Watch the video here:
There’s bounce ☄️
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 14, 2024
There’s pace ⚡️
And there is the age-old rivalry 👌
Australia, we have arrived! 🙌
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In the video, India batting coach Abhishek Nayar shares that the senior and younger players had a discussion where veterans like Kohli, Bumrah and Ravichandran Ashwin spoke about how touring Australia contributed to their growth as cricketers.
“It’s (Australia tour) one of the toughest challenges for an Indian cricketer coming here and overcoming it. We had a chat with the boys before we started. Some of the seniors boys as well – Booms (Bumrah), Kohli and Ash (Ashwin) – how they first came here as youngsters with a lot of seniors around and how they felt once you finish an Australia series, you go back a better cricketer. I think a lot of the young boys are really keen, raring to make a name for themselves by the end of this tour," Nayar said.
Bowling coach Morne Morkel said, “It’s (India vs Australia) a showpiece in the international calendar so the teams are not going to give an inch or sniff. And it’s going to be hard fought sessions."
Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate also highlighted the importance of the IND vs AUS series saying, “It’s become a big part of Indian cricket to come here (Australia) and do well. It’s obviously a proud moment that India have won twice as well as winning in India.”
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