India vs Australia 3rd Test Start Time: Here's When IND-AUS 3rd Test At Gabba Kicks Off

All eyes are on upcoming IND vs AUS 3rd Test, which promises another thrilling contest between two greatest cricket teams of all time.

The third Test of IND vs AUS Test series will take place at the iconic Gabba in Brisbane from December 14 to December 18, 2024.

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India vs Australia Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) series is tied at 1-1 after two intense matches. Australia, after losing the series opener in Perth, leveled the series with an emphatic 323-run victory in IND vs AUS 2nd Test at Adelaide Oval.

Now, all eyes are on upcoming IND vs AUS 3rd Test, which promises another thrilling contest between two greatest cricket teams of all time. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming India vs Australia 3rd Test match in Gabba, Brisbane.

When will India vs Australia 3rd Test begin?

The third Test of IND vs AUS Test series will take place at the iconic Gabba in Brisbane from December 14 to December 18, 2024. Fans still have a week to prepare for the action.

What time will India vs Australia 3rd Test start?

Fans in India will need to wake up early for this one. IND vs AUS Gabba Test (3rd Test) is scheduled to start at 5:50 AM IST.

What happened last time India played at Gabba?

India's last outing at Gabba turned out to a historic one. During their previous tour, Rishabh Pant's heroics led India to an incredible victory, chasing down a daunting target on the final day. It was a landmark win that sealed the BGT series for India, breaking Australia's 32-year unbeaten streak at the venue.

Reflecting on this, Indian captain Rohit Sharma expressed excitement about returning to Gabba. In his post-match remarks after the Adelaide Test, he spoke about the special memories associated with the ground.

Head coach Gautam Gambhir finds himself in a tough position. India has managed three wins and four losses in seven matches under his tenure. While the 0-3 home whitewash may already seem like a distant memory, the recent performance in Adelaide raises questions.

India's 10-wicket defeat against Australia, coming days after a dominant 295-run win in the first Test, highlights inconsistency that needs addressing.