'Three-Time' World Cup Winner Reveals Why Australia's Bowling Attack Is Better Than India

Warner's maiden triple ton and brilliant bowling from Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon helped Australia inflict a massive innings and 48 runs defeat on Pakistan to win the second Test at the Adelaide Oval and clean sweep the 2-match Test series 2-0

'Three-Time' World Cup Winner Reveals Why Australia's Bowling Attack Is Better Than India/ Photo: AFP

Adelaide: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting reckoned the Aussie bowling attack is better than the current Indian bowling attack as the Australian bowling line-up have bowled well in different conditions if compared to India's bowling attack in recent times.

"I am taking ours every day of the week," Ponting was quoted as saying by Cricket.com.au. "India's is fantastic; (Jasprit) Bumrah and (Mohammed) Shami have been amazing for the last couple of years and then you put Umesh Yadav into the equation with Ishant Sharma, they've got some very, very good fast bowlers. And when you put (Ravichandran) Ashwin and (Ravindra) Jadeja in there, their attack is very good." he added. "But their spinners struggle more in Australia, Nathan Lyon has a much better record in Australia than the Indian spinners have. And I love the variation we have with Mitchell Starc in the line-up; that left-armer just provides a little bit of something different. And he's bowling as well as I've ever seen him, so there are some even better signs for this Australian attack," he expressed.

Earlier, on Monday, a brilliant maiden triple ton by opener David Warner and a stellar bowling effort by front-line seamer Mitchell Starc and off spinner Nathan Lyon helped Australia inflict a massive innings and 48 runs defeat on Pakistan to win the second Test at the Adelaide Oval and clean sweep the 2-match Test series 2-0.

With the commanding win over Pakistan, the Aussies further improved on their unbeaten record in Day/Night Tests to 6-0.